1. ADITYA D. ACHAR
905-57 Mabelle Ave. ♦ Toronto, ON, M9A 4Y5 ♦ (647) 864 2195 ♦ aditya.achar@ryerson.ca
Summary of Qualifications
An industrious Mechatronics Engineering graduate and an automotive enthusiast with strong
working knowledge of control systems, software modelling a system and automotive systems.
Control and Diagnostic Systems:
A Control system was designed for a mechanical gripper assembly which included a user
interface, designed using LabVIEW to read and regulate the gripping force been applied
Implemented real-time digital PID controller to precisely control the position of a DC
motor
A PID controller was designed for over-head gantry crane system to tune and eliminate or
reduce sway
Software Model Development:
Developed a Matlab/Simulink model for a robotic arm as a control and diagnostic tool to
test its working in a desired working scenario
Collaborated in the development of a Simulink/Matlab model of a gantry crane system to
analyse its response in different input situations
Technical Skills:
Programming Languages: Matlab/Simulink, C, Quartus II, Omron, LabVIEW
Engineering design: Solidworks, AutoCAD and Matlab
Proficient in Microsoft Office applications – Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook
Ability to perform simple automotive mechanical and wiring work
Excellent knowledge of automotive system
Basic knowledge of automotive communication protocols
Experienced in performing both Design and Engineering calculations with accuracy
Familiarity with reading technical documents including schematics, assembly drawings &
part drawings
Using logic and technical reasoning to identify the strengths and weaknesses of
alternative solutions, conclusions or approaches to problems
Identifying measures or indicators of system performance and the actions needed to
improve or correct performance, relative to the goals of the system
Education
Bachelor of Engineering, Mechanical (Mechatronics) Engineering Winter 2016
Ryerson University, Toronto, Ontario
2. Aditya D. Achar (647) 864 2195 ⸱ aditya.achar@ryerson.ca
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Relevant Experience
Mechanical Gripper September 2014 – November 2014
Team Leader
Headed a team of three to design a prototype of a gripper which would hold an object
sensitive to gripping force without crushing it and which could also demonstrate control
over the gripping force by varying it over time
3D model of the mechanical gripper was designed in Solidworks
Calibrated a flex sensor and obtained an empirical correlation between its flexion and
gripping force
Designed the control circuit and user interface using the LabVIEW system-design
platform
Design of a self-steering railway carriage bogie January 2015 – April 2015
Team Leader
Led a group of three to build a mechatronics system to create a self-steering railway
carriage bogie, the system would sense an impending curve on the railway track and steer
the carriage bogie to required angle to minimize the wear and tare on the train wheels.
Designed Electronic circuitry to realise control system
Programmed the Arduino Leonardo microcontroller board
Helped team prepare the final report
Extracurricular Activities
Student Member, American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME), March 2016
Student Member, Ontario Society of Professional Engineers (OSPE), March 2016
Designing and building Mobile Robotic System, 2013
Mechatronics Robotic Racing Competition, 2012
Work Experience
Laborer, Employers Overload May 2015 – August 2015
Etobicoke, ON
Foreman (Plas-Tech Inc.): Supervising, guiding and helping co-workers to finish
assigned work in-time
Assembler (Plas-Tech Inc.): Building hospital laundry hamper cart in a timely, efficient
and precise manner
Sorter and Loader (Purolator Inc.): Sorting courier packages and loading cargo trucks
with emphasis on space optimization and damage avoidance
Cashier and Crew Member, Wendy’s Restaurants of Canada Inc. December 2010 – January
2013
Interacted with the customers and maintained the cash and prepared food in a fast paced
production line.