Vidhur Vohra

School Address: 324814 Georgia Tech Station Atlanta, Georgia 30332 vvohra@gatech.edu (404) 574-3192 www.vvohra.com Permanent Address: 3500 Montwood Ct Marietta, Georgia 30062

EDUCATION
Georgia Institute of Technology

Atlanta, GA
December 2012

B.S. in Computer Science, Threads (Concentrations) : Intelligence and Devices B.S. in Aerospace Engineering Cumulative GPA: 3.10

EXPERIENCE
Lockheed Martin Global Training and Logistics Intern Marietta, GA
May 2010 August 2011 Helped support various programs for the C-130J trainers. Increased the efficiency of part ordering and tracking by building a database and forms to provide statistics. Designed tools/programs to increase productivity and automate processes within the department. Worked full time during the summer and part time during the school year. Technologies Used: Access, Java, C, VBA

Georgia Tech Mobile Robot Lab Independent Study

Atlanta, GA

May 2011 August 2011 Independent study under the advisement of Georgia Tech professor Ronald Arkin. Researched and developed an application of a modeling framework based on port automata for verification and validation. Started the ground work that would be used on a multi-year funded project.

Georgia Tech Research Institute Flying Android Project Undergraduate Researcher

Atlanta, GA

August 2009 May 2010 Worked with team to build a low-cost, off-the-shelf UAV (unmanned aerial vehicle) integrated with a smart phone for reconnaissance and informational warfare. Designed mobile application to handle autonomous flight, live waypoint navigation, target image capture, and relaying geo-tagged images and flight information to a ground station. Further final project capabilities target tagging and visual classification of ground objects. Project was presented at the AUVSI Technology Expo. Technologies Used: Symbian C++, C, Arduino, Google Maps

Cognitive Engineering Center and Space Systems Design Lab Undergraduate Research Assistant

Atlanta, GA

January 2009 May 2009 Worked with graduate student Zarrin Chua, supervised by Dr. Karen Feigh, on a human-in-the-loop experiment to determine human and robotic performance on a lunar landing task. Designed software to emulate the controls for a lunar lander and record user actions.

MISCELLANEOUS
Relevant Coursework
Introduction to Artificial Intelligence, Data Structures, Embedded Hardware, Objects and Design, Mobile and Ubiquitous Computing, (Currently In) Game Artificial Intelligence, (Currently In) Design and Analysis of Algorithms

Personal Interests
Data Visualizations, Mobile Applications, Web Technologies, Parallel Computing, Embedded Hardware, UAVs

Experience with
Eclipse, Processing, Version Control (Git, SVN), Linux Environments, MATLAB, Mathematica

Activities
Freshmen Mentor (2009), Residence Hall Officer (2009), Member of Mobile Application Development and Web Technologies Club, AIAA Team Space Design National Contest Winner (2008) More information about work, class work, and personal projects on: www.vvohra.com