Mithlesh Kumar
Flusso Ltd., Honeywell Technological Solutions Ltd., Indian Institute of Technology Hyderabad
About
I am a Sensor R&D Engineer at Flusso Ltd., a spin-out company from the University of Cambridge. My role focuses on the research, design, and development of micro-hot plate-based gas sensors.
Prior to joining Flusso, I worked as an Advanced Electrical Design Engineer at Honeywell Technological Solutions in Bangalore, India, where I developed micro-fabricated thermopile-based liquid low-flow sensors for healthcare applications. I also have extensive experience in the design, simulation, fabrication, and characterization of capacitive micro-devices. During my Ph.D., I worked on enhancing the performance of capacitive MEMS devices and explored their applications as accelerometers and electrostatic energy harvesters. Additionally, my master's research involved working on RF MEMS switches.
Employment
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Flusso Ltd. Sensor Engineer2023 - Present
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Honeywell Technological Solutions Ltd. Advanced Electrical Design Engineer2022 - 2023
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Indian Institute of Technology Hyderabad Research Associate2021 - 2022
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Tata Consultancy Services Software Developer2010 - 2012
Education
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Projects & Funding
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Publications (12)
- Different Beam Configurations for Compliant Mechanism-Based MEMS Accelerometer Save
- High-sensitivity and low-volume-based piezoelectric MEMS acceleration sensor using PiezoMUMPs Save
- Study of Curved Beam Based Displacement Amplifying Compliant Mechanism for Accelerometer Design Save
- Analysis of Static Charge Induced Pull-in of an Electrostatic MEMS Save
- Design of soi mems-based bennet's doubler kinetic energy harvester Save
- A Novel Design for Enhancing the Sensitivity of a Capacitive MEMS Device Save
- Analysis of Tilt-Able Inertial Mass with Asymmetric Springs for Inter-Digitated Electrodes Save
- Performance analysis of RF MEMS capacitive switch with non uniform meandering technique Save
- Static and electromagnetic analysis of RF MEMS shunt capacitive switch Save
- A modified capacitance model of RF MEMS shunt switch incorporating fringing field effects of perforated beam Save