When I started my engineering journey, I wasn’t just looking for a placement. I was looking for direction.
I liked engines and powertrains, but the industry was clearly moving into something new—electrification, batteries, hybrid systems.
I knew I had to move with it, but I didn’t know where to begin.

“That clarity came when I joined ISIEINDIA. It became real for the first time.”

Learning That Finally Made Sense

Before the training, most of what I knew came from textbooks and class notes. Electric mobility felt exciting, but far away.
However, once I started the hands-on sessions, everything clicked. I worked directly with:

• 
  EV powertrain systems
• 
  Battery modules & BMS logic
• 
  Motor controllers
• 
  Fault diagnostics

I still remember the day we traced a fault in a controller setup. It was a small moment, but it changed everything for me.
I felt like I was finally doing engineering, not just studying it.

What helped most was the approach—opening components, testing them, breaking things down, understanding why systems behave the way they do.
Those sessions made my thinking sharper and my goals clearer.

Applying lessons learned to real-world engineering challenges.

Stepping into Bosch

Today, I work as a Senior Engineer at Bosch Power Solutions. My role involves ensuring quality across powertrain and exhaust systems—root cause analysis, validation, customer feedback, and supplier coordination.