About

Rohit Choudhary is an experienced Electrical Engineer with over 2.5 years of experience in designing Primary, Secondary, and Civil/Structure areas of Substations. He is currently working as an Electrical Engineer (Substations) at APD Engineering in Perth, Australia. Rohit has been involved in brownfield and greenfield projects, including asset replacement projects for Western Power and Horizon Power. He has also gained experience in testing and maintenance of transformers and relays through volunteer work. Rohit's long-term goal is to learn more about the technical side of these special branches of Electrical Engineering and refine his career. At APD Engineering, he prepares Primary, Secondary, and Civil/Structure Design for substations, develops and writes technical documents, modifies existing Primary and Secondary Drawings to suit client requirements, and liaises with clients. He also carries out cabling study reports using Cymcap software and PowerCAD, calculates AC and DC loads, and designs the Civil/Structure requirement based on the Senior Civil/Structure Engineer inputs. Prior to his current role, Rohit worked as an HV Testing Technician (Volunteer) at Power Engineering Services, where he assisted with installing, commissioning, testing, maintaining, and repairing electrical equipment. He also reviewed technical documentation for technical correctness, prepared and managed projects, and assisted with the procurement of equipment for jobs. Additionally, Rohit has experience working as a Customer Service Representative at Caltex Australia. Rohit holds a Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical Power) from Edith Cowan University, a Certificate in Business Level 4 from Navitas College of Public Safety, and a New Zealand Diploma of Engineering (Level 6) from Toi Ohomai Institute of Technology. He has a relevant experience of 1.27 years and is proficient in various tech stacks, including Data Engineering, Software Engineering, SQL, MongoDB, AWS, Golang, OpenCV, Redis, RabbitMQ, Javascript, Tensorflow, Pandas, MySQL, Microservices, Pytorch, and GCP.