Prakriti Somani
About Prakriti Somani
Prakriti Somani is a Microfluidics Engineer Co-op with extensive experience in research and development across various organizations. She has worked at institutions such as Caltech and Lumentum, and is currently employed at Precision NanoSystems Inc.
Current Role at Precision NanoSystems
Prakriti Somani currently serves as a Microfluidics Engineer Co-op at Precision NanoSystems Inc. since 2021. In this role, Somani engages in the development and optimization of microfluidic systems, contributing to advancements in nanotechnology applications. The position allows for hands-on experience in a cutting-edge environment focused on precision engineering.
Previous Experience at Caltech
Prior to her current role, Prakriti Somani worked as an Undergraduate Researcher at Caltech from 2019 to 2020 for a duration of seven months. During this time, she participated in research projects that likely involved advanced scientific methodologies and contributed to her foundational knowledge in engineering and technology.
Experience at Lumentum
In 2019, Prakriti Somani worked as an R&D Research Scientist at Lumentum for three months in the Ottawa, Canada Area. This position involved research and development activities, contributing to innovations in optical technologies and enhancing her expertise in the field.
Educational Background in Nanotechnology Engineering
Prakriti Somani studied Nanotechnology Engineering at the University of Waterloo, where she earned a Bachelor of Applied Science (BASc) from 2017 to 2022. This five-year program provided her with a comprehensive understanding of nanotechnology principles and applications, laying the groundwork for her subsequent professional roles.
Additional Work Experience
Somani has held various positions that contributed to her professional development. She worked at Teledyne DALSA as an Aerospace Image Sensor Technologist in 2021 for three months and previously as an Image Sensor Co-op in the Aerospace and Defense Department in 2018 for three months. Additionally, she was an Electrical Research Team Member at WatLock from 2018 to 2019 for one year, further diversifying her experience in engineering and research.