Sivaji Ganesh
About Sivaji Ganesh
Sivaji Ganesh is a Senior Engineer at QuEST Global with over 8 years of experience in Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD). He specializes in rotating machinery design and has expertise in various software tools including Catia, UG, Ansys SpaceClaim, ICEM CFD, FLUENT, and CFX.
Current Role at QuEST Global
Sivaji Ganesh serves as a Senior Engineer at QuEST Global. His role involves leveraging his substantial experience in Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) and his expertise in software tools including Catia, UG, Ansys SpaceClaim, ICEM CFD, FLUENT, and CFX. He specializes in rotating machinery design, which likely plays a crucial role in his responsibilities at QuEST Global.
Previous Positions and Experience
Before joining QuEST Global, Sivaji Ganesh held several engineering roles. He worked as a Project Engineer at Pioneer Engineering Solutions & Consultancy in Bangalore from 2013 to 2014. Prior to that, he spent three years at MSRSAS as a Senior Project Assistant from 2010 to 2013. His early career roles have equipped him with a deep understanding of engineering principles and practical applications in various projects.
Educational Background
Sivaji Ganesh holds an MSc in Engineering with a focus on Aeronautics/Aerospace/Automobile Science and Technology from Coventry University, completed in 2010. He also earned a Bachelor of Technology (BTech) in Mechanical Engineering from Technology & Aeronautical jobs in 2008. His strong educational background has provided a solid foundation for his career in engineering and computational fluid dynamics.
Expertise in Computational Fluid Dynamics
With over 8 years of experience in Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD), Sivaji Ganesh has honed his skills in both modeling and meshing for CFD applications. He is proficient in using industry-standard software tools like Catia, UG, Ansys SpaceClaim, ICEM CFD, FLUENT, and CFX. His specialized focus on rotating machinery design underscores his deep technical expertise in solving complex fluid dynamics problems.