About

Hirak Dasgupta is a highly skilled PhD student at the Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay, specializing in speech signal processing. With a solid background in electrical engineering, Hirak has been working as a Graduate Teaching Assistant, where he has taught various courses including Digital Signal Processing, Signals and Systems, Speech Processing, and Advanced Topics in Signal Processing. Hirak has also worked as an Assistant Professor at the Sikkim Manipal Institute of Technology, where he taught courses such as Digital Signal Processing, Signals and Systems, Industrial Instrumentation Technique, Basic Electronics, and Circuit Theory. In addition to his academic experience, Hirak has also worked as an intern at Bosch, where he was responsible for analyzing the knocking phenomenon in combustion cylinders and developing software related to the development and testing of knock detection. Hirak's experience in both academia and industry has given him a unique perspective on the field of signal processing. Hirak holds a Doctor of Philosophy degree in Electrical Engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay, a Master of Science degree in Sensor System Technology from the Karlsruhe University of Applied Sciences, and a Bachelor of Technology degree in Electronics and Instrumentation from Kalyani University, Kalyani. Hirak's technical skills include software engineering and testing, and he has 4.87 years of relevant experience in the field. Overall, Hirak is a highly motivated and skilled individual with a passion for signal processing. His extensive academic and industry experience, combined with his technical expertise, make him a valuable asset to any organization working in the field of signal processing.