Bharat Parameswaran
About Bharat Parameswaran
Bharat Parameswaran is a Plant Quality Engineer at thyssenkrupp in Danville, IL, with a background in automotive engineering and experience in quality assurance roles.
Company
Bharat Parameswaran is currently working at thyssenkrupp in Danville, IL as a Plant Quality Engineer. He is responsible for various quality assurance activities, including tracking scrapped parts using SAP and conducting capability analysis upon customer request. He is also an IATF Internal Auditor and provides mentoring to apprentices, in addition to teaching the quality portion of new hire orientation.
Title
As a Plant Quality Engineer at thyssenkrupp, Bharat Parameswaran focuses on maintaining and improving product quality and adherence to industry standards. His role involves a multitude of quality control tasks, ranging from data management in SAP to leading quality audits and mentorship programs.
Education and Expertise
Bharat Parameswaran holds a Master of Science (M.S.) in Automotive Engineering from the University of Michigan-Dearborn, obtained between 2015 and 2017. Prior to that, he completed his Bachelor of Engineering (B.E.) in Automotive Engineering at Osmania University from 2011 to 2015. His academic experience provided him with a solid foundation in automotive design and performance evaluation. He is knowledgeable in automotive industry standards, such as AIAG core tools (APQP, PPAP, MSA, PFMEA).
Professional Background
Before joining thyssenkrupp, Bharat Parameswaran worked as a Quality Engineer at Marimba Auto LLC in the Greater Detroit Area from 2017 to 2019. His role at Marimba Auto LLC involved various quality assurance and control duties, contributing to his expertise in the automotive sector.
Projects and Experience
Bharat Parameswaran has been involved in multiple noteworthy projects. At SAE BAJA, he designed and fabricated an ATV for endurance testing. He has undertaken projects related to vehicle ergonomics, evaluating controls and displays, field of view, and lighting. Additionally, he designed and fabricated a MONOWHEEL using CATIA V5 and ANSYS, performed interior noise testing with LMS SCADAS, and worked in an anechoic chamber for vibration measurement.