Academic Focus
M.Tech, Electrical Engineering, Power Electronics, with interest in future Ph.D. work.
Sourabh Joshi is an M.Tech student in Electrical Engineering with a specialization in Power Electronics. His research interests include power electronic converters, renewable energy integration, battery energy storage systems, battery management systems, and data-driven approaches to battery state estimation.
He is a Graduate Student Member of IEEE, a member of the IEEE Power Electronics Society, and part of the IEEE Young Professionals community. He is especially interested in technical conversations that connect detailed engineering choices with long-term performance, reliability, and real-world deployment.
Sourabh is also an aspiring Ph.D. candidate in Electrical Engineering. His motivation is not limited to building efficient systems; he is interested in using engineering as a way to study structure, uncertainty, physical limits, and the nature of reliable knowledge.
Chess has shaped his working style. As a FIDE-rated player and coach, he values patience, positional understanding, long-term planning, and clear evaluation under incomplete information. These habits strongly influence how he approaches research, teaching, and technical consulting.
He speaks English and is actively learning Dutch. He sees language learning as another way to understand culture, philosophy, and alternative modes of reasoning.
"Om te slagen in het leven heb je twee dingen nodig: onwetendheid en vertrouwen."