MANASWINI BANDI
13759 Feather Sound Circle East, Apt. #704,
Clearwater, FL 33762
Phone: (808) 799-7646,
Email: manaswinibandi1@gmail.com
SUMMARY
Master’s student in Electrical Engineering specializing in Power and Energy systems looking for full-time opportunities with
core competencies in,
• Power System Analysis • Power Quality Analysis
• Power Flow Analysis • Power Electronics
• Energy Delivery
Systems
• Electrical Energy
Distribution Systems
EDUCATION
Master of Science (Power and Energy systems), Electrical Engineering (GPA: 3.25) Aug 2012 – May 2014
University of South Florida, Tampa, FL
Bachelor of Engineering, Electrical and Electronics Engineering (GPA: 3.0) Sep 2008 – Jun 2012
Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University, Hyderabad, India
Engineer in Training (EIT) Anticipated (April’2015)
TECHNICAL SKILLS
• Programming languages: C, C++, Matlab, SQL
• Design and simulation tools: PSCAD, PSS/E, SimuLink, NERC standards, AutoCAD, Revit.
• Other software packages and tools: MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook
ACADEMIC PROJECTS
Z source converter model:
• Conceptualized and developed simulation model for a Z source converter using PSCAD.
• Practically proved the advantages of Z source converter over traditional converters.
Harmonic filter design:
• Acquired in-depth knowledge about the harmonics and harmonic filters.
• Designed a passive harmonic filter by converting the shunt capacitor and therefore reducing the specific harmonic current.
• Evaluated the filter duty limits to make sure the designed filter was with in its capabilities and was verified with IEEE Standard 18-
1992, IEEE Standard for Shunt Power Capacitors.
• Analyzed if the designed filter could attenuate higher harmonic currents and later design modifications were specified so that the
filter will attenuate all the harmonic currents simultaneously.
Voltage sag ride through:
• Designed a system to keep the PLCs working during voltage sags in excess of 20% for a manufacturing line that was facing
shutdowns due to group of PLCs.
• Proposed an alternating source using vacuum interrupted padmount switchgear and constant voltage transformer for
industrial load. Alternate design for source transfer was proposed for hospital loads.
Grounding design for substation:
• The system was studied and the best-suited bus configuration was proposed for high reliability.
• Designed the grounding mat for the substation using MATLAB and calculated the fault currents.
• Proposed a diagram to supply the load with high reliability and power factor correction was made by installing the capacitor banks
on the primary bus.
Voltage stability:
• Explained the importance, types and factors effecting of voltage stability. Analyzed the voltage stability using a bus system.
• Designed a MATLAB program for Voltage Stability explaining the PV curve method and solution was discussed to maintain stable
voltage.
Fault current calculations:
• For the given bus the fault currents were calculated using MATLAB. The map and one line diagram of the system were shown
• .The L-L faults, symmetrical components of the fault currents, double line to ground fault, phase currents at the faulted bus and the
fault currents were computed.
Implementation of Power flow algorithm using sparsity techniques:
• Implemented Newton-Raphson power flow algorithm the IEEE 118-bus system using sparsity techniques.
• Calculated voltage magnitude and phase, power injection at the buses and branch power flows.
WORK EXPERIENCE
Student Intern, Division Of Patents and Licensing, USF: April’13-April’14
• Performed prior art search for patent applications.
• Designed flyers and brochures.
• Analyzed the market growth of the technology.
• Gathered company list that will be interested in licensing the technology.
• Prepared comparable license for the technologies.
• Keeping track of all the necessary documents and making sure the work is completed within the deadline.
• Provide information about the technology to the managers after the prior art search.
Student Assistant, Center for Urban Transportation Research, USF May’13-August’13
• Performed field study in various counties of Florida to observe the pedestrian behavior while crossing the intersection.
• Followed procedures to obtain accurate data.
• Communicated clearly and positively with pedestrians to gather their opinions.
• Performed data input.
Intern, BR Constructions, Hyderabad, India Feb’12-july’12
• Designed the brochures.
• Maintained the company website and made sure it was updated with the projects of the company.
• Maintained accounts.
• Handled currency and credit transactions quickly and accurately.
• Prepared presentations for board meetings.
• Responsible for marketing in social media.
Intern, Vijay Electricals, Hyderabad, (Toshiba)India May-July’11
• Preformed test on cast resin and oil transformer and observed the differences.
• Observed the advantages and disadvantages of the transformers.
• Attended the workshop on construction of transformer.
Intern, Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited (BHEL), Hyderabad, India Jun’10
• Given a seminar on power generation, transmission and distribution.

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    MANASWINI BANDI 13759 FeatherSound Circle East, Apt. #704, Clearwater, FL 33762 Phone: (808) 799-7646, Email: manaswinibandi1@gmail.com SUMMARY Master’s student in Electrical Engineering specializing in Power and Energy systems looking for full-time opportunities with core competencies in, • Power System Analysis • Power Quality Analysis • Power Flow Analysis • Power Electronics • Energy Delivery Systems • Electrical Energy Distribution Systems EDUCATION Master of Science (Power and Energy systems), Electrical Engineering (GPA: 3.25) Aug 2012 – May 2014 University of South Florida, Tampa, FL Bachelor of Engineering, Electrical and Electronics Engineering (GPA: 3.0) Sep 2008 – Jun 2012 Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University, Hyderabad, India Engineer in Training (EIT) Anticipated (April’2015) TECHNICAL SKILLS • Programming languages: C, C++, Matlab, SQL • Design and simulation tools: PSCAD, PSS/E, SimuLink, NERC standards, AutoCAD, Revit. • Other software packages and tools: MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook ACADEMIC PROJECTS Z source converter model: • Conceptualized and developed simulation model for a Z source converter using PSCAD. • Practically proved the advantages of Z source converter over traditional converters. Harmonic filter design: • Acquired in-depth knowledge about the harmonics and harmonic filters. • Designed a passive harmonic filter by converting the shunt capacitor and therefore reducing the specific harmonic current. • Evaluated the filter duty limits to make sure the designed filter was with in its capabilities and was verified with IEEE Standard 18- 1992, IEEE Standard for Shunt Power Capacitors. • Analyzed if the designed filter could attenuate higher harmonic currents and later design modifications were specified so that the filter will attenuate all the harmonic currents simultaneously. Voltage sag ride through: • Designed a system to keep the PLCs working during voltage sags in excess of 20% for a manufacturing line that was facing shutdowns due to group of PLCs. • Proposed an alternating source using vacuum interrupted padmount switchgear and constant voltage transformer for industrial load. Alternate design for source transfer was proposed for hospital loads. Grounding design for substation: • The system was studied and the best-suited bus configuration was proposed for high reliability. • Designed the grounding mat for the substation using MATLAB and calculated the fault currents. • Proposed a diagram to supply the load with high reliability and power factor correction was made by installing the capacitor banks on the primary bus. Voltage stability: • Explained the importance, types and factors effecting of voltage stability. Analyzed the voltage stability using a bus system. • Designed a MATLAB program for Voltage Stability explaining the PV curve method and solution was discussed to maintain stable voltage. Fault current calculations: • For the given bus the fault currents were calculated using MATLAB. The map and one line diagram of the system were shown • .The L-L faults, symmetrical components of the fault currents, double line to ground fault, phase currents at the faulted bus and the fault currents were computed. Implementation of Power flow algorithm using sparsity techniques: • Implemented Newton-Raphson power flow algorithm the IEEE 118-bus system using sparsity techniques. • Calculated voltage magnitude and phase, power injection at the buses and branch power flows.
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    WORK EXPERIENCE Student Intern,Division Of Patents and Licensing, USF: April’13-April’14 • Performed prior art search for patent applications. • Designed flyers and brochures. • Analyzed the market growth of the technology. • Gathered company list that will be interested in licensing the technology. • Prepared comparable license for the technologies. • Keeping track of all the necessary documents and making sure the work is completed within the deadline. • Provide information about the technology to the managers after the prior art search. Student Assistant, Center for Urban Transportation Research, USF May’13-August’13 • Performed field study in various counties of Florida to observe the pedestrian behavior while crossing the intersection. • Followed procedures to obtain accurate data. • Communicated clearly and positively with pedestrians to gather their opinions. • Performed data input. Intern, BR Constructions, Hyderabad, India Feb’12-july’12 • Designed the brochures. • Maintained the company website and made sure it was updated with the projects of the company. • Maintained accounts. • Handled currency and credit transactions quickly and accurately. • Prepared presentations for board meetings. • Responsible for marketing in social media. Intern, Vijay Electricals, Hyderabad, (Toshiba)India May-July’11 • Preformed test on cast resin and oil transformer and observed the differences. • Observed the advantages and disadvantages of the transformers. • Attended the workshop on construction of transformer. Intern, Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited (BHEL), Hyderabad, India Jun’10 • Given a seminar on power generation, transmission and distribution.