Johnson & Johnson
A closer look at my summer internship experience at Johnson & Johnson.
Mechanical engineering · WashU ’27
Kailash
Gupta-Verma
Mechanical engineering at Washington University in St. Louis.
Design, prototyping, and testing across robotics, medical devices, and research.
Robotics / Mechanisms / Prototyping
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01 / Selected work
Engineering in focus
Design, development & testing
Thrust vector control
A fan-powered thrust vector control demonstration that brings feedback control to the science center.
MeshAlyzer
Improving a dynamic tissue testing platform that simulates breathing and coughing.
Fulfil Solutions
Compliant bag-retention mechanisms and tote-positioning concepts for automated grocery fulfillment.
Mars rover arm & claw
Designing and prototyping an end effector for a competition Mars rover.
Web application development
Full-stack coursework connecting browser interactions, server-side logic, databases, and deployment.
FRC Team 254
Mechanical design, wiring, and integration across the 2022 and 2023 competition seasons.
Autonomous lawn mower
Exploring the mechanical, sensing, and navigation requirements for an autonomous mowing system.
Circuit Car
A microcontroller-based vehicle exploring Bluetooth control, ultrasonic sensing, and motor circuitry.
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Away from the workbench.
02 / Behind the projects
Design, build, test.
It started with trains, cars, and LEGO. Joining my high school robotics team turned that curiosity into a love for designing and building.
Now I’m studying mechanical engineering at Washington University in St. Louis, with minors in robotics and computer science. I’m happiest when I’m moving between CAD, the workbench, and a prototype that needs one more adjustment.
Outside engineering, you’ll usually find me hiking, cooking, or dancing with WashU Bhangra.
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03 / Keep in touch
Let’s connect.
I’m always happy to talk about engineering, a project, or an opportunity to work together.
[email protected] A little more about me