About Me

Aerospace engineer, graduate researcher, and MEXT Scholar working on cislunar space systems, astrodynamics, surveillance, and autonomous spacecraft technologies.

Background

I am a graduate student at the Intelligent Space Systems Laboratory in the Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics at the University of Tokyo.

My work spans cislunar space situational awareness, orbit determination, photometric sensing, multi-body trajectory design, optimization, embedded systems, and spacecraft autonomy.

Before graduate school, I worked on aerospace student projects and competitions through Team Aeros, Team Avadhi, Team Airhaven, and Team Ardra, including the IN-SPACe National CANSAT Competition and SAEIndia Aerothon.

Selected Experience

Team Aeros project team

Early aerospace projects

Student aerospace design, systems engineering, flight hardware, and technical competitions.

Team Ardra CANSAT project

CANSAT and flight systems

Participation in the IN-SPACe National CANSAT Competition and related spacecraft systems development.

Research Areas

Cislunar SSA Astrodynamics Trajectory Optimization Orbit Determination Optical Navigation Embedded Systems Spacecraft Autonomy Robotics