Nikhil Gavini
Systems Engineer at Boeing Intelligence & Analytics- Claim this Profile
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Ning Leung
It was an absolute pleasure to work with Nikhil during his summer 2020 internship. It was an unprecedented period for interns at Boeing to work remote from home due to the Cornoa Virus. However, Nikhil embraced the challenge and raised to the occasion with open mind. Even though he and I were separated between three time zones and thousands of miles, it felt like we were working next to each other during the entirety of his internship. We were able to coordinate on a daily basis to manage his tasks, projects, as well as any challenges or troubles he encountered along the way and planned ahead. He was able to communicate and organize tasks clearly and effectively that he was able to complete every objective and tasks we set out from the beginning of his internship and then some. In addition, Nikhil was able to handle ambiguity and can work independently on tasks with minimal supervision. He was proactive to get an understanding of the projects from a system-perspective and hone in on how his tasks can fit into the larger picture. He was able to pick up new skills (SQL) and utilized his existing knowledge (Matlab) while working on his tasks, he was able to deliver a new tool that help reduced some of our critical workflow from multiple days to half an hour of computation during his short window of internship. Nikhil also paid superb attention to detail, he had the foresight reserved the last week of his internship to compile a tutorial and document every script he wroteto pass on his work to the next person, new or otherwise. His tool is now being used by members of the team to support our statement of work to one of our largest customers (USAF). It was truly a treat to work with and get to know Nikhil during this unique and peculiar summer. I fully believe that his positive attitude and work ethics will enable him to achieve success regardless where his next steps take him, academia or industry. I am eager to discover where his path takes him and what he has in store for the future.
Ning Leung
It was an absolute pleasure to work with Nikhil during his summer 2020 internship. It was an unprecedented period for interns at Boeing to work remote from home due to the Cornoa Virus. However, Nikhil embraced the challenge and raised to the occasion with open mind. Even though he and I were separated between three time zones and thousands of miles, it felt like we were working next to each other during the entirety of his internship. We were able to coordinate on a daily basis to manage his tasks, projects, as well as any challenges or troubles he encountered along the way and planned ahead. He was able to communicate and organize tasks clearly and effectively that he was able to complete every objective and tasks we set out from the beginning of his internship and then some. In addition, Nikhil was able to handle ambiguity and can work independently on tasks with minimal supervision. He was proactive to get an understanding of the projects from a system-perspective and hone in on how his tasks can fit into the larger picture. He was able to pick up new skills (SQL) and utilized his existing knowledge (Matlab) while working on his tasks, he was able to deliver a new tool that help reduced some of our critical workflow from multiple days to half an hour of computation during his short window of internship. Nikhil also paid superb attention to detail, he had the foresight reserved the last week of his internship to compile a tutorial and document every script he wroteto pass on his work to the next person, new or otherwise. His tool is now being used by members of the team to support our statement of work to one of our largest customers (USAF). It was truly a treat to work with and get to know Nikhil during this unique and peculiar summer. I fully believe that his positive attitude and work ethics will enable him to achieve success regardless where his next steps take him, academia or industry. I am eager to discover where his path takes him and what he has in store for the future.
Ning Leung
It was an absolute pleasure to work with Nikhil during his summer 2020 internship. It was an unprecedented period for interns at Boeing to work remote from home due to the Cornoa Virus. However, Nikhil embraced the challenge and raised to the occasion with open mind. Even though he and I were separated between three time zones and thousands of miles, it felt like we were working next to each other during the entirety of his internship. We were able to coordinate on a daily basis to manage his tasks, projects, as well as any challenges or troubles he encountered along the way and planned ahead. He was able to communicate and organize tasks clearly and effectively that he was able to complete every objective and tasks we set out from the beginning of his internship and then some. In addition, Nikhil was able to handle ambiguity and can work independently on tasks with minimal supervision. He was proactive to get an understanding of the projects from a system-perspective and hone in on how his tasks can fit into the larger picture. He was able to pick up new skills (SQL) and utilized his existing knowledge (Matlab) while working on his tasks, he was able to deliver a new tool that help reduced some of our critical workflow from multiple days to half an hour of computation during his short window of internship. Nikhil also paid superb attention to detail, he had the foresight reserved the last week of his internship to compile a tutorial and document every script he wroteto pass on his work to the next person, new or otherwise. His tool is now being used by members of the team to support our statement of work to one of our largest customers (USAF). It was truly a treat to work with and get to know Nikhil during this unique and peculiar summer. I fully believe that his positive attitude and work ethics will enable him to achieve success regardless where his next steps take him, academia or industry. I am eager to discover where his path takes him and what he has in store for the future.
Ning Leung
It was an absolute pleasure to work with Nikhil during his summer 2020 internship. It was an unprecedented period for interns at Boeing to work remote from home due to the Cornoa Virus. However, Nikhil embraced the challenge and raised to the occasion with open mind. Even though he and I were separated between three time zones and thousands of miles, it felt like we were working next to each other during the entirety of his internship. We were able to coordinate on a daily basis to manage his tasks, projects, as well as any challenges or troubles he encountered along the way and planned ahead. He was able to communicate and organize tasks clearly and effectively that he was able to complete every objective and tasks we set out from the beginning of his internship and then some. In addition, Nikhil was able to handle ambiguity and can work independently on tasks with minimal supervision. He was proactive to get an understanding of the projects from a system-perspective and hone in on how his tasks can fit into the larger picture. He was able to pick up new skills (SQL) and utilized his existing knowledge (Matlab) while working on his tasks, he was able to deliver a new tool that help reduced some of our critical workflow from multiple days to half an hour of computation during his short window of internship. Nikhil also paid superb attention to detail, he had the foresight reserved the last week of his internship to compile a tutorial and document every script he wroteto pass on his work to the next person, new or otherwise. His tool is now being used by members of the team to support our statement of work to one of our largest customers (USAF). It was truly a treat to work with and get to know Nikhil during this unique and peculiar summer. I fully believe that his positive attitude and work ethics will enable him to achieve success regardless where his next steps take him, academia or industry. I am eager to discover where his path takes him and what he has in store for the future.
Experience
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Boeing Intelligence & Analytics
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United States
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Defense and Space Manufacturing
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300 - 400 Employee
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Systems Engineer
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Sep 2022 - Present
GMD System Analysis & Assessment GMD System Discrimination IPT SITR New Hire Development GMD System Analysis & Assessment GMD System Discrimination IPT SITR New Hire Development
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Boeing
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United States
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Aviation & Aerospace
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700 & Above Employee
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Associate Systems Engineer
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Jul 2022 - Sep 2022
GMD System Analysis GMD System Analysis
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Boeing
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United States
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Aviation & Aerospace
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700 & Above Employee
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Mechanical & Structural Analysis Engineer
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May 2021 - Jul 2021
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Boeing
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United States
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Aviation & Aerospace
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700 & Above Employee
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Structural Analysis Engineer
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May 2020 - Aug 2020
- Developed MATLAB software automation package for fatigue calculation tool for entire delivered KC-46 fleet - Reduced engineering hours (144x faster), improved accuracy & error reduction due to automation - Performed fatigue damage calculations to verify and validate automation calculations - Utilized MS SQL Server to process KC-46 record flight databases from USAF weekly - Extracted 42 flight parameters from SQL databases from each flight and transformed data into MATLAB - Visualized engine performance accuracy for Korean customers to verify capabilities were increased by 200% - Supported routine customer meetings to track business metrics and inter-team performance schedules - Used hybrid Agile methodology in AzureDevOps to track and manage projects for internal data processing and individual tasks Show less
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Corvid Technologies
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United States
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Defense and Space Manufacturing
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100 - 200 Employee
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Aerodynamics Engineer
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May 2019 - Aug 2019
- Established optimal flux schemes and limiters required on aerothermal hypersonic test projects to reduce computational cost - Investigated boundary layer theory and transition on ITAR geometry and ran over 100 cases - Assisted developers in overall improvement of validation testing of company's transition model - Established optimal flux schemes and limiters required on aerothermal hypersonic test projects to reduce computational cost - Investigated boundary layer theory and transition on ITAR geometry and ran over 100 cases - Assisted developers in overall improvement of validation testing of company's transition model
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Corvid Technologies
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United States
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Defense and Space Manufacturing
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100 - 200 Employee
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Aerospace Engineer
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May 2018 - Aug 2018
- Performed grid topology study to determine differences in three unstructured meshing grid generation techniques - Quickly learned how to use various in-house programs and hardware and provide detailed analysis using ParaView - Performed grid topology study to determine differences in three unstructured meshing grid generation techniques - Quickly learned how to use various in-house programs and hardware and provide detailed analysis using ParaView
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Education
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2017 - 2021
Purdue University
Bachelor's degree, Aerospace, Aeronautical and Astronautical Engineering -
2015 - 2017
North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics
High School Graduate, Engineering -
2020 - 2022
Purdue University
Master's degree, Aerospace, Aeronautical and Astronautical Engineering
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