Power Systems Engineer | AI Researcher | EMS & Planning Expert | UT Austin AI Graduate Student
Professional Engineer (P.E.) and NERC Certified Reliability Coordinator with 6+ years in power systems across operation, planning, and modeling at ERCOT and LCRA. Experienced in PSS/E, GE EMS SCADA/TSM/DTS, ABB MMS and Python. Currently pursuing an M.S. in AI at UT Austin. AWS/IBM Certified.
Tools built to automate, simplify, and accelerate engineering workflows using AI, NLP, and power system knowledge.
An intelligent assistant trained on ERCOT’s Nodal Protocols, Planning Guides, Interconnection Handbook, and Working Group manuals (DWG & SSWG). Designed to help engineers, planners, and developers quickly navigate ERCOT’s technical standards—covering topics like PMCR/DCP submissions, Section 6.9 generator modeling, dynamic validation, and market rule compliance.
Ask the ERCOT AI AssistantBuilt to answer questions from ERCOT’s Dynamic and Steady-State Working Group manuals. Supports queries about flat start case development, model validation, and NERC compliance.
Ask the ERCOT DWG & SSWG BotInteract with the official ERCOT Planning Guide — get clear answers about planning procedures, updates, and compliance expectations.
Ask the ERCOT Planning BotDesigned to support engineers and developers with ERCOT’s interconnection process. Ask questions about data submittals, timelines, and requirements.!
Ask the ERCOT Resource Integration BotHelps you quickly search and understand ERCOT Protocols — from market rules to operating procedures.
Ask the ERCOT Nodal Protocals BotAn AI-powered Copilot-style tool that helps engineers automate common PSS®E workflows using Python. It leverages semantic search over curated technical materials and examples to generate scripts for contingency analysis, dynamic simulation, and model tuning.
Ask the PSS/E Automation BotAn advanced AI-driven multi-agent assistant for automating complex PSS®E tasks using Python. It combines task planning, retreival, execution & intelligent code generation Agents in an Agent loop, and retry mechanisms to produce validated scripts for workflows like contingency analysis, load flow, and GUI-based tools. Powered by semantic search over curated PSS/E API and real examples.
Try the PSS/E Multi Agent Automation BotAn interactive AI tool that predicts power system fault types using current and voltage measurements (Ia, Ib, Ic, Va, Vb, Vc). Built using Scikit-learn, Streamlit, and real system data — ideal for field diagnostics and system protection training.
Launch the Fault Classifier App📎 Test dataset adapted from Electrical Fault Detection and Classification by eSathyaPrakash on Kaggle.
📊 Dataset source: Kaggle - PJM Hourly Energy Consumption
I trained a neural network to drive autonomously in SuperTuxKart using CNNs, Transformers, and MLPs. This project, inspired by my Deep Learning course at UT Austin, showcases waypoint prediction and dynamic driving through an open-source simulator.
This demo showcases a Python-based GUI that performs N-1 contingency analysis on custom-built power system models. Built using Tkinter, it allows adding buses, branches, and simulating outages with real-time results.
I developed this Python-based GUI using the PSS/E API to automate N-1 contingency analysis. The tool visualizes buses, branches, and post-contingency violations, streamlining reliability assessments.
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