Hello there, I’m Divyansh

I’m a robotics engineer who loves getting hands-on with hardware, but what really excites me is building controllers. It’s where I get to combine my intuition for mechanical systems with underlying maths and physics. It’s the kind of work that keeps challenges and excites me.

I’ve built a solid academic foundation with a Master’s in Robotics (GPA: 3.98, Dec 2024) from Northeastern University, Boston, and a Bachelor’s in Mechanical Engineering (GPA: 3.3, May 2020) from IIT Roorkee, India. Along the way, I’ve gained about 2.5 years of work-experience through internships and a full-time role. On top of that, I’m a self-learner, who has spent over 5,000 hours working on 10+ long research projects to learn and build things from ground up.

Right now, I’m looking for a full-time role in robotics, especially in controls, where I can bring my technical skills and strong sense of ownership to your team. I’m driven by the desire to make a real impact, and I’d love to work with a workplace that shares that same vision.

Outside Academia

I like to stay active, try new things that scares me and explore. I recently learned sailing (at Charles River, Boston), like every other engineer I do bouldering and sometimes reading mostly self-help - “Start with Why by Simon Sinek” and “The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho” are some of my favorites. Also, in summer 2024, I did my first solo-trip traveling Thailand, Italy, Switzerland (did Via-Ferrata) and Amsterdam, currently planning for more!

I’d love to chat about anything in common whether love for robotics or outside academia, feel free to reach out via LinkedIn or email!

Work Highlights:

Poster: North East Robotics Conference (NERC-2023) poster presentation at Yale University

Northeastern University Global News Coverage of my lab work highlighting my Ankle Exoskeleton project

MS Thesis Non-linear series elastic cable drive actuator - Design and Controls

Glimpse of Me n Robots:

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Ankle Exo with SEA

Hugo - MDT

Hugo - Medtronic, Instrument Controller

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NERC Conference at Yale University

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OttonomyIO - Built wheel attachment for snow

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Assembling PrusaMK4

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Rehabilitation Experiment

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Butler robot and Quadruped (Inter-IIT Tech competition)

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Autonomous toilet cleaning robot (my first robot, 2017)