About Me

Yash Ganatra

Welcome to my website! I am a persevering and multifaceted mechanical engineer who enjoys turning designs into products through efficient collaboration. With experience in CAD, heat transfer, CFD, programing and hardware testing/troubleshooting, I can take on a variety of challenging roles. I like to keep learning and playing with the greatest and latest. I love ⚽ 🏓 📖 and learning languages (currently 🇨🇳 HSK Level 2). Also, I helped build a 🚗!

My Career

Thermal Engineer @ Amazon Lab126, USA

Thermal testing and validation for consumer electronics.

December 2018 - Present


Work

Product Engineer @ Syscon International, USA

Develop temperature measurement systems for the Iron & Steel industry.

January 2017 - October 2018


Work

Masters in Mechanical Engineering @ Purdue University, USA

Thesis Research - Cooling smartphones using Phase Change Materials. Read more..

August 2014 - December 2016


Education (minor in Computational Science)

Undergrad in Mechanical Engineering @ Vellore Institute of Technology, India

August 2010 - June 2014


Education (BTech)

Powertrain Engineer @ The RoadRunners

Built an off-road vehicle for BAJA SAE Read more..

August 2010 - June 2014


Undergraduate Project

Undergrad Research Intern @ Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore

CFD simulation of Electromagnetic Strirrer in ANSYS FLUENT. Read more..

January 2014 - June 2014


Undergrad Thesis Research

Undergrad Research Intern @ Indian Institute of Technology, Jodhpur

Solar Thermal Energy Storage using Phase Change Materials. Read more..

May 2013 - July 2013


Research

My Skills

My Projects

Cooling Smartphones with Phase Change Materials

Thermal management solution for smartphones

BAJA SAE

Designed and built an off road vehicle for collegiate racing competition

CFD simulation of Electromagnetic Stirring of Liquid Metals in ANSYS FLUENT

Maxwell's Electromagnetic Equations in ANSYS FLUENT

Heat Transfer Simulation of Phase Change in MATLAB & ANSYS FLUENT

2D CFD & Heat Transfer solver in MATLAB and ANSYS FLUENT

Cooling Micro/Nanoscale Hotspots in Processors using COMSOL

Micro/Nanoscale heat transfer in COMSOL