Hello! My name is Anish Shenoy, and I am a Master’s student in Aerospace Engineering at Georgia Institute of Technology. Originally from Pennsylvania, I’ve spent the past five years here in Atlanta as an undergraduate and graduate student focusing on education and research that will help me make a lasting impression in the propulsion industry (specifically aerospace) for a long time ahead. Though rocket propulsion is what I’ve focused my experience and education around, I’m passionate about all sorts of propulsion - jet engines and Formula 1 alike.

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I’ve been fortunate enough to gain a lot of industry experience in areas ranging from rocket propulsion to hypersonic flow research to satellite and International Space Station modelling. I’ve worked four internships at SpaceX, one at NASA, and am currently employed as a graduate student heading a sponsored research project at Georgia Tech. These diverse experiences have equipped me with a broad skill-set and exposed me to different work methodologies across the aerospace industry. Check out some features of my work in the “Projects” section!

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I encourage you to reach out to me if you have any questions at all about the work I’ve done throughout college. I am actively seeking employment specifically in propulsion hardware development, but I’m open to any role relating to aerospace or automotive propulsion.