Sayali Akhare

Master’s student in Robotics & Autonomous Systems (Electrical Engineering) at Arizona State University, graduating Spring 2026, actively seeking full-time roles.My academic and hands-on experience is focused on power electronics, robotics and clean energy systems, including the design and simulation of DC-DC and AC-DC converters for high-voltage applications. I have worked on a 10 kW bi-directional EV on-board charger using SiC and GaN devices, achieving over 95% efficiency through detailed modeling and validation in MATLAB and PLECS. I am currently working on an applied project to study the reliability of Controlled and Field Accelerated Stress Testing (FAST) of Photovoltaic Modules using Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy (EIS), where I am gaining experience in electrical testing, data analysis, and system-level real time validations for real-world energy systems. Previously, I worked as an Application Developer at Accenture(India), which strengthened my skills in PEGA-based automation, data-driven problem solving, and cross-functional collaboration. I am particularly interested in opportunities in power electronics, clean energy systems, EV's, Electrical Engineering, robotics, and advanced power systems, and I am open to relocation for full-time roles beginning Spring 2026.