B.S. Aerospace Engineering
Exploring flight, computation, materials, physics, and engineering design while building toward work in autonomous aerospace systems and space technology.
I'm Saatvik Sunilraj, an Aerospace Engineering student at Georgia Tech and undergraduate researcher interested in autonomy, embedded systems, atmospheric intelligence, and the technologies that make future aerospace systems more capable.

In Fall 2026, I began studying Aerospace Engineering at Georgia Tech. I'm combining foundational engineering coursework with hands-on undergraduate research in the Daniel Guggenheim School of Aerospace Engineering.
Exploring flight, computation, materials, physics, and engineering design while building toward work in autonomous aerospace systems and space technology.
Working with Dr. Lee Whitcher ↗ on Indoor Flight Lab infrastructure and flight-test tooling, including ESP32-based Vicon data handling and GPS-spoofer integration.
Projects spanning machine learning, environmental sensing, mission design, and aerospace systems.

Developed a deep-learning framework for forecasting surface ozone across the continental United States using meteorological and air-quality data.
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Built a working low-cost, mobile-connected water-quality system using multi-frequency electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (1–100 kHz) and machine learning. A custom impedance analyzer and PCB electrode generate sample fingerprints; an ESP32 sends the data to a mobile app that identifies ionic contaminants and mixtures, then logs results with GPS coordinates to a real-time contamination heatmap.
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Developed concepts in lunar-base design, adaptive radiation shielding, robotic Mars exploration, space agriculture, asteroid utilization, and crewed Mars mission architecture.

Applied machine-learning methods to evaluate lower-impact alternatives to sulfur hexafluoride for electrical-insulation applications.
View repository ↗A growing research path that began before college and now continues through hands-on work at Georgia Tech.
A few recognitions across research, service, entrepreneurship, and aerospace.
Engineering is only part of the story. Badminton taught me discipline under pressure; debate sharpened how I build an argument; volunteering keeps the work grounded in community.
National-level competitor with years of tournament experience.
450+ hours of service supporting food rescue and community programs.
Competitive debate experience focused on research, evidence, and clear communication.
Tutor supporting students through individualized instruction and academic problem-solving.