Designation :
Assistant Professor
Mr. Sivaramraj M brings a robust foundation in aerospace design, simulation, and manufacturing with over seven years of combined experience in academia and industry. His technical expertise spans advanced CAD modelling and product optimisation using tools such as CATIA V5, SolidWorks, AutoCAD, ANSYS WB and MAGMA SOFT.
Mr. Sivaramraj M holds a B.E. in Aeronautical Engineering (Hindusthan College of Engineering and Management, Coimbatore) and an M.E. in Aeronautical Engineering (Er Perumal Manimekalai College of Engineering, Hosur). His commitment to academic innovation is evident through his leadership in mentoring over 150 students and guiding more than 15 research projects in UAV design, flight-testing, and simulation. He has held faculty positions at reputed institutions such as Gopalan College of Engineering and ACS College of Engineering, where he has played key roles in academic coordination, placement training, and NAAC/NBA accreditation.
A passionate researcher, Mr. Sivaramraj M has published papers in reputed international journals, including "Topology Optimisation of Helicopter Tail Boom”, Fabrication, and Material Characterisation of Samanea Saman Fruit Composites (Springer Cham, 2024). He has also co-authored a book chapter titled "Sustainable Energy Solutions—Floating Wind Energy Systems" (ISBN: 978-93-6163-772-8). He is currently engaged in advanced projects involving missile winglet design and drone systems, with an ongoing patent filed for a gimbaled gun mechanism.
Beyond academia, he has served as a Method Engineer at Electralloy Steel Casting Pvt. Ltd., where he specialised in casting simulation and process optimisation for aerospace components. His early career as a CAD Trainer and team lead at CADD Centre enabled him to deliver hands-on design training to over 150 professionals, strengthening his academic-industry linkage.
Mr. Sivaramraj's interdisciplinary insight and a deep passion for aerospace innovation make him a dynamic contributor to academic and applied research environments.