Deepak Roshan
4th year Electrical Engineering @ UBC · Graduating May 2026
Hey, I'm Deepak
4th-year Electrical Engineering @ UBC · graduating May 2026
Looking for full-time roles in embedded systems, electronics, or hardware-focused software. Open to startups and larger teams.
I've spent most of my time at UBC trying to understand what happens at the boundary between software and hardware: where a line of code becomes a physical thing that does something in the world.
That curiosity pulled me towards embedded systems, PCB design, and signal processing. I've done co-ops at Schneider Electric and Star Solutions that pushed me to work on real products under real constraints, which honestly taught me more than any course.
Right now I'm deep in capstone — working on a power subsystem for a Micro-Optical Geostationary Satellite with the MOGO team. It's challenging in a way I really enjoy: tight tolerances, high stakes, and no textbook answer.
Outside of that, I try to stay curious about things that have nothing to do with engineering. I think that's what keeps the work fresh.
Hiking
Outside when I can.
Squash
Competitive, but fun.
Cooking
Experimental cook.
Photography
Landscapes mostly.
Tools I actually reach for
Languages
Developer tools
Electronics
Fabrication
Where I've worked
Real work, real constraints, real deadlines.
Irrigation Project Lead
NowEngineers for a Sustainable World UBC
Led an 8‑person team to build a sustainable, ESP32‑powered irrigation system that keeps plants alive more efficiently, backed by real‑time health analytics and automated alerts.
Electrical Engineering Co-op
Schneider Electric
Validated inverter and EV systems through thermal and grid‑following tests, and designed a black‑start PCB that helps AC dispensers recover quickly from grid faults.
Software Network Engineer Co-op
Star Solutions International
Optimised 5G Core performance with gNodeB assembly, iPerf3 benchmarking, and Wireshark diagnostics, then wrapped it in tooling that made eSIM workflows actually fast.
Software and Electrical Sub-Team Lead
UBC Thunderbikes
Architected rider–motorcycle communication over CANBus, designed high‑power charging circuits and test jigs, and helped package battery modules and cooling for race‑ready e‑bikes.