About Me

I am a PhD research scholar in the Department of Ocean Engineering at the Indian Institute of Technology Madras, Chennai, India. Holding a master's degree in Structural Engineering, I have focused my academic and professional trajectory on advancing the field of structural mechanics, materials engineering, and design optimization. My primary research domains encompass advanced structural design methodologies, nonlinear finite element modeling, behavior of steel and composite connections, functionally graded materials, and dynamic impact analysis of steel and composite structures.

I have disseminated my research through publications in leading international and national journals, emphasizing my commitment to contributing to the knowledge base of structural engineering. My findings have been presented at numerous global conferences, allowing me to engage in scholarly exchange and technical discussions with domain experts and peers in the industry.

In addition to my academic work, I actively collaborate with industry partners on research projects aimed at addressing practical engineering challenges. These projects focus on developing cutting-edge, resilient design solutions that enhance the structural integrity, durability, and sustainability of infrastructure systems. I am driven by a mission to bridge the gap between theoretical research and its practical applications, ensuring the translation of scientific advancements into efficient, high-performance structural systems.

My contributions extend beyond theoretical insights; they are recognized for their practical relevance, particularly in designing structures capable of withstanding extreme loading conditions and environmental factors. Moving forward, I aim to continue my research pursuits, driving innovation in engineering practices while also mentoring and guiding emerging scholars in the field.