Fellow:Gurvinder Singh Bhatia


Name Gurvinder Singh Bhatia School (Cohort) University of Technology Sydney (2020 cohort) Majoring in Majoring in Mechanical and Mechatronic Engineering Country Australia Email Special:EmailUser/Gurvinder

Bio

Serving as a UIF Since: 2020

School: University of Technology Sydney (Australia)

Degree: Bachelor of Mechanical and Mechatronic Engineering with a Diploma in Professional Engineering Practice.

What he does now: Gurvinder is currently an Engineering Cadet with Sydney Metro

What that means: This means Gurvinder is contributing to the development of the new metro transport systems being built in Sydney, Australia. He is specifically focussing on the signalling and communications systems that connect the network and facilitate autonomous control of trains.

Contact him about: Anything engineering related! No question is too big or too small for him to answer (or at least try to answer). If its nerdy, he's a fan.

Gurvinder also loves working with systems or initiatives that closely integrate/interact with people e.g. facilitating collaboration, creating experiences or forging new connections.

Overall, reach out to him about anything and he would be more than happy to help! If he can't find you the answer, he will find you someone who can.

Gurvinder has finished his degree in Mechanical and Mechatronic Engineering in Autumn (Fall, but in Australia ;P) of 2023. Having found an interest in working with people through various experiences in his degree, Gurvinder now has a passion or working with people-facing systems and trying to improve people's lives using an engineering mindset.

He is most passionate about connecting those 'starting from zero' to opportunities and experiences that help them learn and grow.

During the Innovation Fellows program, Gurvinder worked closely with key decision makers to provide a student voice in the faculty at his university. From here, Gurvinder hopes to inspire the next generation of UIFs to create more impactful change as the program has been restarted at his university for the first time since 2020.