About

Jatin Sharma is a highly skilled Control System Developer and System Engineer with a keen interest in robotics, circuit modelling, and programming. He is currently working as an Assistant System Engineer at TCS, where he has gained extensive experience in developing and implementing control systems for various applications. Jatin has a Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering from Jaipur Engineering College & Research Center. During his time at college, Jatin developed a passion for robotics and data intelligence, which he has pursued throughout his career. He has also been a competitive programmer, which has helped him develop his problem-solving skills and logical thinking abilities. Prior to joining TCS, Jatin worked as a Research Intern in Solar Inverters at Techroom Innovation, where he gained experience in designing and testing solar inverters for residential and commercial applications. He also worked as a Circuit Programmer at Silicon Lake, an open-source organization that models power electronics circuits for electric vehicles. Jatin has a strong technical background and is proficient in a range of programming languages and tools. He has experience in developing control systems using MATLAB, Simulink, and LabVIEW, and has worked on projects involving microcontrollers, sensors, and actuators. He is also skilled in circuit design and simulation using software like Proteus and Eagle. In his current role at TCS, Jatin is responsible for developing and implementing control systems for various applications, including industrial automation, robotics, and power electronics. He is also involved in designing and testing circuits and systems, and has contributed to several successful projects. Jatin is a dedicated and hardworking professional with a passion for technology and innovation. He is constantly seeking new challenges and opportunities to enhance his skills and knowledge. With his strong technical skills and experience, Jatin is a valuable asset to any organization in the field of control systems and robotics.