Chaitanya R.

Experience

• R & D Intern NRB Industrial Bearing Ltd · Full-time Jan 2026 – May 2026 4 mos Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, Maharashtra, India At NRB Industrial Bearings, I researched company problem statements related to bearing vibration and failure analysis. My main project was a system to monitor the vibration of bearings in real time while they operate, which helps detect problems early, before a bearing fails.
  
  I also assisted with CAD design and modification of components using 3D modeling tools, and supported the R&D team with data documentation, technical analysis, and reporting for vibration studies. This gave me experience working in an industrial R&D environment, where accuracy, documentation, and analysis matter as much as design.
  
  Your resume doesn't say what sensors or tools you used, what results the monitoring project produced, or which components you modified in CAD. If you add one or two specifics, like the type of sensor, software you used, or a result (for example, "helped detect early signs of bearing wear"), it will sound much stronger. Tell me those details and I can rewrite it.
• Freelance Design Engineer Remote · Self-employed Dec 2025 – May 2026 5 mos Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, Maharashtra, India As a freelance 3D designer, I worked directly with clients to understand what their product needed and then translated those requirements into working 3D designs. I created 3D models, assemblies, and detailed technical drawings in SolidWorks and Fusion 360.
  
  I delivered files in the formats clients actually use, including STEP, STL, IGES, and 2D PDF drawings. I also designed with manufacturing in mind, so the parts were suited to CNC machining, 3D printing, and other manufacturing processes, not just good-looking on screen.
  
  This gave me experience managing client communication, deadlines, and revisions on my own, which is a big part of why I'm comfortable working remotely.
  
  Your resume doesn't say how many clients you worked with, what kinds of products you designed, or any results. Adding one or two specifics, like "designed enclosures for an electronics startup" or "completed 15+ projects," would make this much more convincing. Only include numbers and details that are true, and check with clients before naming them. If you share what you actually designed, I can rewrite it to be more concrete.
• R & D Head Team Cybrotics · Part-time Sep 2023 – Sep 2024 1 yrs Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, Maharashtra, India I led Team Cybrotics through the full journey of building robots for Robocon 2024. My role covered mechanical design, where I designed and tested assemblies in SolidWorks and Fusion 360, and researched materials, actuators, and mechanisms to get the best performance from each robot.
  
  I also worked as the link between the software, electronics, and mechanical teams so the robots came together as one working system. I ran brainstorming sessions and supervised junior members during prototyping, which gave me hands-on experience in leadership, teamwork, and solving real engineering problems under competition deadlines.
  
  Your resume doesn't say how many people were on the team, what the robots did in the competition, or which parts you personally designed. Adding one or two specifics, like "a robot that picked up and threw objects" or "team of 20 students," would make this much stronger. If you tell me those details, I can rewrite it to be more concrete.