Electrical engineering · IIT Bombay → Stanford

Arin Weling

Electrical engineer working across intelligent hardware, robotics, and reliable machine learning.

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Education

Résumé / CV

Art

Projects

Repository links are still to come — drop them into docs/projects/PROJECTS.md.

Experience

Awards & competitions

Undergraduate Research Award (URA 01)

For work on thermal voltage drift and X-ray effects on 3D NAND reliability

2025

2nd worldwide — European Rover Challenge

Remote Edition

2024

9th globally — University Rover Challenge

Bio-Science Task, Utah, USA

2024

3rd in problem statement, 2nd overall — Inter IIT Tech Meet 13.0

Dynamic swarm navigation

2025

Course Best Project + Special Mention, YUGM

Exhibition attended by the Prime Minister of India

2023

6th of 30 teams — International Rover Design Challenge

2022

AIR 356, JEE Advanced

Among 100,000+ candidates

2019

AIR 3, Technothlon

National logic and problem-solving contest, IIT Guwahati

Toolkit

Languages
CC++C#PythonVerilog HDLVHDLDartSQLRLaTeX
Software
GitROSGazeboMATLABFusion 360QuartusOpenCVMoveItLTspiceCARLA
Machine learning
PyTorchScikit-LearnPandasMatplotlibPlotlyVerifAIAutoLiRPA

About

I recently completed my B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering at IIT Bombay, with Honours in Electrical Engineering and a minor in Artificial Intelligence and Data Science. I'm now an incoming M.S. student in Electrical Engineering at Stanford. I like working across the boundaries between physical devices, computation, and intelligent systems. My work has included research on the reliability of 3D NAND flash memory, leadership of IIT Bombay's multidisciplinary Mars Rover Team, AI-assisted hardware debugging at NVIDIA, and applied-AI work at a startup. Outside engineering, I make animation and spatial work in Open Brush, and I enjoy projects where technical systems can also become expressive, tangible things.