MARMET

• Graduate with a Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering in 2021

• Work as a professor in power and energy systems and power electronics. C
• Contribute my experience and knowledge I have earned from working in the research group to my hometown.

• Graduate with an M.S. in Electrical Computer Engineering May 2015
• Graduate with a Ph.D. in Electrical Computer Engineering Aug 2018
• Model and design bidirectional grid connected inverter for vehicle-to-grid application
• Assess stability of parallel connected inverters under different grid conditions

• Apply the knowledge and skills gained at the University of Wisconsin-Madison to address the challenges facing design of grid connected inverter and stability assessment for vehicle-to-grid application

• Member of the GEARED Student Innovation Board representing UWM and the MARMET (MidAmerica Regional Microgird Education and Training Consortium)
• IEEE Student Member

• Graduate with a B.S. in Electrical Enginnering; Focus on power systems, more specifically power generation, transmission, and distribution

• Develop my engineering skills in the area of power systems and improve power transmission efficiency

• Member of the GEARED Student Innovation Board representing University of Wisconsin/Madison and the MARMET Distributed Technology Training Consortium

• Graduate with a PhD degree (2017);
• Focus on power and energy;
• Design reliable solutions to problems associated with evolving power systems;
• Develop an acumen to understand and implement a holistic view of research solutions.

• Work in a challenging environment that helps me apply my skills and knowledge in the area of power systems while continuously progressing toward personal and organizational goals.
• Develop communications, management, analytical and technical skills aiming toward advancement in power industry.

IAS Student Chapter, IEEE Student Mmber, Women in Engineering, IEEE Young Professionals

• Graduate with Ph.D in electrical engineering 2018
• Focus on smart grid and demand side management

• Apply the optimum demand side management in the smart grid environment

• IEEE student chapter member
• IEEE PES member

• Graduate with a B.S. in Electrical Engineering in May 2016, Focus in Power and Energy

• Work in the utility industry with a focus in transmission planning and renewable energy development

• Member of the GEARED Student Innovation Board
• Undergraduate student researcher at Grainger Center for Electric Machinery and Electromechanics
• Leadership chair and social media chair for Sigma Chapter of Alpha Delta Pi Sorority
• Recruitment counselor for the University of Illinois PanHellenic Council
• Member of the Society of Women Engineers
• Member of Tau Sigma National Honor Society

I intend to graduate with my BS in Electrical Engineering with an emphasis on power and energy in December 2018. Further along the road, I hope to get my masters degree in engineering, business, or both depending on what opportunities arise.

It is my hope to work in the power industry as an engineer for at least 5 years. My preferences would be to either work in a distribution, transmission, or power electronics position. I am currently interning with the facilities group at Intel that handles power distribution and have very much enjoyed my time so far. Eventually I hope to move on to a management/leadership position after gaining many years of experience as an engineer.

I have been involved with the IEEE student branch at UIUC since sophomore year. I have served on the IEEE exec board as the corporate director and treasurer. I also work part time as an innovation intern at Ameren’s research park located on our campus.

• Work on coordinated voltage control problems in distribution systems with high DG penetration
• Develop reactive power/voltage (VAR/volt) controls for solar PV inverters in distribution systems

Learn more about upcoming energy technologies, specifically renewables, and their impact in future smart grids with other functionalities (i.e., demand response, DG, etc.)

• Apply skills and knowledge gained during Ph.D program to solve power problems in remote villages in India and work towars providing green and sustainable energy options to the world via research in academia.

• GEARED Student Innovation Board (member)
• Wind Energy Students Organization at Iowa State University (member)

• Receive an undergraduate degree in Electrical Engineering with a focus on Power and Energy and a minor in French.

• To work to find and implement more efficient, cleaner sources of energy and power in order to decrease global dependence on fossil fuels.

• Member of SWE (Society of Women Engineers)
• Undergraduate student researcher at Grainger Center for Electric Machinery and Electromechanics