Hirandeep Reddy Kuchoor

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  • Timeline

    Aug 2015 - Oct 2017

    Research Assistant

    University of New Haven
    Nov 2017 - May 2018

    Test Engineering Technician

    Honeywell
    May 2018 - Jul 2019

    Electrical Engineer

    ABB
    Aug 2019 - May 2024

    Ph.D. Student, Nano-engineering | Semiconductor Device Fabrication Process

    North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University
    Aug 2019 - May 2024

    Graduate Research Assistant

    Joint School of Nanoscience & Nanoengineering
    Greensboro, North Carolina, United States
    Current Company
    Jun 2024 - now

    LTD Process Engineer

    Intel Corporation
  • About me

    LTD Process Engineer at Intel Corporation/Doctor of Philosophy - PhD at Joint School of Nanoscience & Nanoengineering

  • Education

    • Jawaharlal nehru technological university (jntu)

      2011 - 2015
      Bachelor of science electrical and electronic engineering; power systems 4.00

      Activities and Societies: • Received Gold medal for overall academic performance during 2011-2015. • Captain for Cricket team and were Winners during the years 2012-2014. • Participated in National Workshop on “Research in Technical Institutions Current status, Strategies and Future Goals”. UNDERGRADUATE PROJECTS:• Solar based Water Level Controller: Designed using the IC 555 timer to control the water level in the sump tank automatically. Eco-friendly project and even works when there is no supply.• Automatic Street Light Controller: Exhibited live model at technomist-2k15, jntuh using transistors and LDR’s at very low cost.• Switched Power Supply, 690V 75A module: Done at Electronic Corporation of India Limited (ECIL), Hyderabad using IGBT’s to get reliable and… Show more UNDERGRADUATE PROJECTS:• Solar based Water Level Controller: Designed using the IC 555 timer to control the water level in the sump tank automatically. Eco-friendly project and even works when there is no supply.• Automatic Street Light Controller: Exhibited live model at technomist-2k15, jntuh using transistors and LDR’s at very low cost.• Switched Power Supply, 690V 75A module: Done at Electronic Corporation of India Limited (ECIL), Hyderabad using IGBT’s to get reliable and efficient high DC power.INDUSTRIAL TRAINING:• Undergone training at Mishra Dhatu Nigam (MIDHANI), Hyderabad on testing of metals and metal alloys. Studied the capacity of its substation. Show less

    • Joint school of nanoscience & nanoengineering

      2019 - 2023
      Doctor of philosophy - phd nanotechnology 3.91
    • University of new haven

      2015 - 2017
      Master of science (ms) electrical and electronics engineering 4.00

      SPECIALIZATION: Power SystemsCOURSE WORK: Power Systems, Power Electronics, Electric Drives, Electromagnetic Waves, Digital Signal Processing, Power Systems LAB, Electric Drives LAB, Power Electronics LABProjects:1. Hydro-Energy storage using Photo Voltaic (PV) System:Designed a PV system using MPPT P&O technique and provided to a DC-DC boost system.2. Modeling and Closed-Loop Controller Designing of a DC Motor:Modeled an open loop model for traction drive DC Motor and… Show more SPECIALIZATION: Power SystemsCOURSE WORK: Power Systems, Power Electronics, Electric Drives, Electromagnetic Waves, Digital Signal Processing, Power Systems LAB, Electric Drives LAB, Power Electronics LABProjects:1. Hydro-Energy storage using Photo Voltaic (PV) System:Designed a PV system using MPPT P&O technique and provided to a DC-DC boost system.2. Modeling and Closed-Loop Controller Designing of a DC Motor:Modeled an open loop model for traction drive DC Motor and analyzed the performance of a closed loop system using a PI controller. 3. Testing of the 5-Bus system:Simulated a 5-bus system in Power World to find the power flow and losses through transmission lines using the Newton-Raphson method. Show less

  • Experience

    • University of new haven

      Aug 2015 - Oct 2017
      Research assistant

      Voltage Stability of Electric Power System with the Dynamics of Induction Motor : Worked as Research Assistant under Dr. Junhui Zhao at the University of New Haven, West Haven, CT• Determined and simulated the voltage stability of IEEE 14 bus system by L-Index method in MATLAB• Designed and simulated a 4-bus system using PSAT tool in MATLAB and included the dynamics of generator and motor internal impedances into the modal analysis method• Predicted the voltage instability by using eigenvalues of the extended Jacobian matrix and L-index method.• Explored the stability of a system for Thermostatically Controlled Load and Exponentially Recovery Load. Show less

    • Honeywell

      Nov 2017 - May 2018
      Test engineering technician

      • Debug electronic fixtures using BASIC software. • Tested, evaluated, inspected and troubleshoot different fire alarm products and low voltage power supply units.• Implemented data-driven approaches using SQL for real-time monitoring and evaluation of fire alarm board testing processes, contributing to continuous improvement in product quality and reliability.• Conducted ICT and Functional testing on sub-assemblies like analog and digital circuits to the component level.• Analyzed test failures of products using multi-meters, oscilloscopes, various other diagnostic equipment.• Fix and re-test the Notifier, Gamewell, Firelite fire-alarm boards.• Repaired surface mount and through-hole electronic components on PCB. Show less

    • Abb

      May 2018 - Jul 2019
      Electrical engineer

      • Designed Modular Protection Automation & Control Buildings for an Electrical Substation.• Created Front View (FV) drawings, Key Plans, Single Line Diagrams, Single Line Meter and Relay (SLMR) diagrams, General Arrangement Indoor (GAI) floor plan of MPAC building using MicroStation and Bentley substation software.• Developed designs and detailed drawings of AC/DC schematics, Contact Development Tables, wiring details, side panel drawings, circuit scheduling and bill of materials.• Assign Local Control Cabinet (LCC) numbering for 115kV and 230kV substation and prepared terminal block diagram of FV panels using Bentley substation.• Prepared cable numbers using Bentley Ancillary app for Circuit Scheduling.• Worked on Air-Insulated and Gas-Insulated Switchgears. Show less

    • North carolina agricultural and technical state university

      Aug 2019 - May 2024
      Ph.d. student, nano-engineering | semiconductor device fabrication process
    • Joint school of nanoscience & nanoengineering

      Aug 2019 - May 2024

      • Utilized Design of Experiments (DoE) methodologies to develop Avalanche and NIP photodetector sensors, enhancing their optoelectronic performance beyond existing market standards.• Expertly transferred the ultra-clean monolayer graphene on to Si substrate.• Implemented a meticulous silicon wafer cleaning protocol, enhancing surface conditions and substrate quality for growth processes.• Integrated GaAs and GaAsSb material NWs (1D) on both monolayer graphene (2D) and Si substrates utilizing MBE technology.• Implemented Statistical Process Control (SPC) technique for process development to refine MBE NW growth, significantly boosting consistency and quality.• Leveraged data and insights from critical MBE growth parameters and SPC to guide informed decisions and adjustments in the MBE process, resulting in enhanced resource efficiency and a significant reduction in experimental trial-and-error.• Conducted surface engineering of monolayer graphene for GaAsSb NW yield improvement on the graphene substrate.• Developed and simulated an innovative avalanche photodiode (APD) structure, designed to reduce breakdown voltage, optimizing it for low-power applications.• Fabricated the device and deposited the metal contacts such as silver nanowires, gold, and multilayer graphene using PVD and air-spray technique.• Characterized the photodetector devices using electrical measurements.• Attained state-of-the-art detectivity levels, setting new industry benchmarks in sensor performance and sensitivity. Show less • Spearheaded safety compliance initiatives, ensuring adherence to relevant protocols and standards.• Conducted comprehensive training sessions for graduate students, focusing on lab safety, equipment handling, and procedural practices.• Successfully addressed complex issues with Gallium shutter assembly, cryogenic pump, and optimizing temperature PID controllers.• Devised strategies to reduce clogging in cracker valves, resulting in improved efficiency and reliability.• Conducted meticulous major leak performance assessments of MBE systems using helium leak detectors, ensuring optimal functioning.• Managed reconciliation and ordering of MBE accessories, demonstrating strong organizational and logistical skills.• Maintained a comprehensive lab inventory, ensuring all necessary materials and equipment were readily available and accounted for, contributing to smoother lab operations. Show less

      • Graduate Research Assistant

        Jul 2020 - May 2024
      • MBE lab technical lead

        Aug 2019 - May 2024
    • Intel corporation

      Jun 2024 - now
      Ltd process engineer
  • Licenses & Certifications

    • F.e., engineer in training

      Ncees
      Feb 2019
      View certificate certificate
    • Acs reviewer lab

      American chemical society
      Mar 2025
    • Semiconductor fabrication 101 certificate

      D2l
      Jan 2024
      View certificate certificate
    • Lean six sigma green belt

      Quality america, inc.
      Apr 2022
  • Honors & Awards

    • Awarded to Hirandeep Reddy Kuchoor
      Outstanding Senior Graduate Research Assistant Joint School of Nanoscience and Nanoengineering May 2024
    • Awarded to Hirandeep Reddy Kuchoor
      Winner of TECHPANORAMA 2K18 Larsen and Toubro Dec 2018 Grand Finale winners for proposing the innovative idea “voltage stability evaluation of power systems with the dynamic internal impedance of induction motors” among 1000 participants