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Ashish Arora, P.E.

Managing Engineer

Electrical & Semiconductors

Professional Profile


Mr. Arora specializes in electrical and electronic systems particularly in power converter and rechargeable battery technology design and safety evaluation. He also has broad expertise in analog and digital electronic systems, computer systems, programmable controllers and software systems.

At Exponent, Mr. Arora has investigated the safety of consumer products and performed design reviews, safety evaluations and failure analysis in the field of power storage and conversion systems including power electronics, energy storage systems, battery charging and management systems, power supplies, UPS systems etc. He has developed test and safety evaluation procedures for energy storage and control systems, as well as complex control system designs, utilizing his failure analysis experience. Mr. Arora has also worked on failure analysis of both passive and active electronic components. In addition, he has assisted in investigations related to potential product recalls.

Mr. Arora was also contributing to the development of an automated multi-electrochemical cell charger simulator and cycler and an automated power supply safety performance tester at Exponent.

As a research engineer with CATQER at the University of Canberra, Mr. Arora designed and implemented an experimental 4.2 km University of Canberra-Telstra Tower Free-Space Quantum Cryptographic Key Distribution Test-Bed (optical and RF communications link).

  • M.S., Electrical and Computer Engineering, Purdue University, 2003
  • B.S., Engineering, University of Canberra, Australia (First Class Honors), 2001
  • University Medal for outstanding academic excellence in the bachelor’s degree from the University of Canberra, Australia, 2001
  •  The 2001 W E Samsun Medal Prize for the most outstanding graduate in the fourth year of the undergraduate degree course in Electronics and Communication Engineering from the Division of Management and Technology, University of Canberra, 2001
  •  The Institute of Electrical Engineers Prize in the area of signal processing and Telecommunications awarded by the Institute of Electrical Engineers, UK, 2000
  •  The Australian Institute of Physics Prize in the area of radio and optical communications awarded by the Institute of Physics, Australia, 2000

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