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Jerry Randall

Founder

Here’s Jerry, the Founder of Wind Pioneers. He started Wind Pioneers with a drive to improve the way wind farms are created. He’s a little embarrassed about how much time he spends thinking about wind farming, and it’s certainly a dangerous topic of conversation to get him started on unless you have a lot of time on your hands. When he gets some time off, he enjoys travelling to new corners of the planet (though is often guilty of being on the lookout for windy sites in exotic places when he’s meant to be on holiday…)

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Laxmy V Nair

Head Of Operations

Here’s Laxmy, who heads our Operations and manages all the Non-Technical aspects of the company. From navigating your way within the company to help you shine and achieve your goals, she is your go-to person. Setting a positive culture and making sure work is fun and that people are in a happy yet competitive environment is her main focus. When she is not working, she is running around her little son. Currently, she is focused on making sure the company’s employee handbook truly depicts the company’s culture.

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Vishal Murali

Specialist Engineer - Wind & Site

Here is Vishal, he plays the role of a Wind Engineer. He believes that adaptability and curiosity are two important traits to have for an individual and loves to learn new concepts in the field of renewable energy. He likes to socialise and understand different cultures across the globe. In his free time, he plays club cricket in Bangalore and doodles on the internet on economics and history. You can have a discussion with him on sports, politics, wind energy, economics, history etc…. Well anything!

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Naveen Anil

Principal Software Engineer

Here’s Naveen, who plays the role of a Wind Prospecting Engineer albeit with a Software Development twist. He is more aligned with the software and coding side of the spectrum. You want to do something once? Do it yourself. You want to do something 50 times? He’ll make a tool that does it for you.

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Pradyumna Sripada

Specialist Engineer - Wind & Site

Here’s Pradyumna, the newest addition to the Wind Engineering Team, who works as a Wind Engineer. He likes to keep himself updated on the latest technological advancements in the wind industry/gadgets. In his free time, he catches up with the latest developments in politics, cricket/football or listens to music.

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Mallika Bedia

Specialist Engineer - Wind & Site

Here’s Mallika, who’s a part of our Wind Engineering team. She specialises in energy production assessments for greenfield and brownfield onshore wind projects. Her passion for working in the renewable energy industry is fuelled by her desire to provide technological solutions to environmental issues like global warming and climate change. When she’s not on the job, she loves reading, conversations over chai and indulging her love for seeing new places.

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Bharath Kuna

Specialist Engineer - Wind & Site

Here’s Bharath, a Specialist Engineer who loves to enhance his knowledge and strongly believes in the process. You can find him hiking the hills on the weekends. He is always up for unplanned trips, and you could always enjoy a game of cricket or tennis with him.

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Lalitha MahaLingam

Technical Head

Here’s Lalitha, the Technical Head. She liaises with clients and keeping clients happy is her main focus. She is a big travel fanatic. She loves exploring different cultures and has been to 20 countries. She is also a big foodie and a runner. When she’s not typing away at her laptop, you can find her blogging at her website Exploring life or running.

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Seema Surana

Graphic Designer

Here’s Seema, our coolest (and tiniest) pioneer. She develops the visual outlook of the company and makes sure all collateral are aesthetic and functional. When she isn’t working, she’s cooped up in her study exploring new mediums of art, custom lettering and creating charming illustrations.

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Lakshmi Vaidyanathan

Head of Engineering

Here’s Lakshmi, an experienced engineer in our wind and site team, responsible for activities from delivering projects to mentoring junior engineers and helping develop our software and approaches to be the best in the industry. She is fond of socializing with people and strongly believes in optimism. A creative enthusiast, with interests ranging from Carnatic music (also singing) to cooking, reading, and drawing rangolis. You can also find a buddy if you are interested in playing shuttle badminton.

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Bharan Lekkad

Engineer - Wind & Site

Here’s Bharan Lekkad, a Wind Engineer and a geo enthusiast. He is a believer of ‘curiosity’ and  ‘hard work’, two things that has brought us humans here. He says, “renewable energy engineers are super heroes of the 21st century” (he’s True) and he is proud of being one. In his off time, you’ll find him exploring new lands on his KTM or capturing nature through his lens. If you are planning a trip, count him in always like a Swiss Army Knife.

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Anupama George

Environmental Analyst

Here’s Anupama, an enthusiastic pioneer responsible for building, updating and maintaining environmental data, researching and understanding various environmental datasets and environmental impacts relating to Wind Farms. With keen interest in environmental pollution control, impact assessment and sustainable development, she  brings along a desire to learn, a penchant for teamwork and leadership, and a zest for challenges. Apart from these, her interest and passion lies in dance, music and traveling.

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Anish Aniket Mahanta

Wind & Climate Data Analyst

Here’s Anish, an experienced Climate Data Analyst in the Wind Pioneers family, working on building, testing, and maintaining wind and climate models for the company. His role also includes running simulations for long term projections of climate parameters to assess their influences over prospected sites and grids. His major work interests also include extreme weather events, atmospheric oscillations alongside analyzing NetCDF files on Python and R. Apart from these, Anish is a photography enthusiast, a cook and a huge Marvel fan.

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Rupsa Sarkar

GIS Specialist

Introducing Rupsa, the intrepid soul powering Wind Pioneers’ GIS adventures. Driven by curiosity, she’s a voracious reader, unraveling mysteries and acquiring wisdom. Her humor, darker than her black coffee, brings a unique spark to the team. Nonetheless her baking prowess sweetens the day. When she’s not mapping tricky terrains, she’s conquering them on her treks.

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Srushti C

Climate Researcher

This is Srushti, her role as a Climate Researcher involves working with long term climate data to study the frequency and trends of weather and climate systems. She is passionate about all things climate and has also worked on studying tree rings to measure the impacts of a changing climate. Outside of work, Srushti loves pets, gardening, dancing, stargazing, and talking for hours on end about everything related to space and astronomy.

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Shreeja Pujar

Engineer - Wind & Site

Here’s Shreeja, who plays a role as a Wind Data Analyst. She is a data enthusiast. Also very curious to explore new things. When she’s off the table, you will see her either sketching or reading books or playing ukelele.

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Amlandeep Baruah

Engineer - Wind & Site

Here’s Amlan, a Wind Resource Engineer. He got interested in the wind industry because of his life-long fascination with aerodynamics, aeroplanes, storms, and tornadoes (he is fond of watching twister movies), and anything to do with airflow. In his free time, he is engrossed in creating fictional worlds and writing stories, listening to music, or getting lost in books. He believes it’s important to always keep learning – be it on the creative side or something related to work.

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Vibin KV

Engineer - Wind & Site

Here’s Vibin , he is a member of our team who plays the role of a Wind Resource Engineer. He is a highly motivated individual and has a passion for renewable energy and a strong desire to contribute to the growth of the industry seeking creative approaches to problem-solving. In his free time, he likes to dive in to music to explore new worlds and gain new perspective. He is also a fan of long bike rides, hikes and nature in general.

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Sahitya Srinivasan

Human Resource Associate

Here is Sahitya, who has joined as an HR Associate. She is responsible for Recruitment and Talent Management activities within the Wind Pioneers team. Need some assistance or simply someone to talk to? She is your go-to gal. Her warm smile and friendly demeanour make her approachable and easy to talk to, and she’s always happy to lend an ear and offer some guidance. When she’s not working, Sahitya can be found indulging in her love for Superhero movies and shows.

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Shilpa Shreekumar

GIS Analyst

Here’s Shilpa, a member of our GIS team. She is a very curious person and likes learning new things. She has been trying to learn more about maps and the different ways it can be used ever since she was introduced to the world of GIS. Her list of leisure activities includes, reading, sleeping and troubling the people around her.

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Krishna Bulusu

Operations & Strategy Associate
Here’s Krishna Bulusu, a member of our team who plays the part of an Operations and Strategy Associate. He resonates with the entrepreneurial spirit of work creation. Having worked at fast paced start-ups previously, he loves to hustle. He is a spiritual nomad, and his moniker is “Nirantha Sanchari” – The Eternal Traveller.
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Haritha

Wind Engineer

Here’s Haritha, who is a part of the team and plays the role of a Wind Engineer. She is always on the lookout for new happenings in the renewable energy field. Thanks to the winds blowing in the right direction, she found herself working in the wind industry, ready to embark on a journey that would take her to different places and make her feel like she’s flying high! When she is away from her desk, you can find her engrossed in her books. One can always count on her if they need company for outdoor walks.

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Vikranth

Scientific Wind Engineer

This is Vikranth, who plays the role of scientific wind engineer. He is passionate about driving sustainable solutions in the field of renewable energy with a commitment towards environmental stewardship. A lover of mountains, an enthusiastic learner, and adventure seeker, he also finds joy in a game of chess and has a deep fondness for exploring new destinations.

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Shashanka Rao

Front End Developer

He is a front-end developer with a knack for full-stack work. Gifted—or perhaps cursed—with an exceedingly short attention span, he finds a universe of fascination in a multitude of subjects, and finds almost everything intriguing, making them highly adaptable in their field. Outside of coding, his passions include devouring mangas, watching football, and playing badminton.

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Varsha Sivan

Project Coordinator

Here’s Varsha, our Project Coordinator, naturally optimistic and empathetic, with a curious and understanding approach. A green thumb with a strategic mind, she is a former pianist and a chess player, who is also a dynamic ambivert. Despite a perceived shyness, she embraces challenges with enthusiasm, reflecting her young and vibrant spirit. In her downtime, she enjoys the company of her two furry friends, showcasing her love for nature.

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Manish Gothwal

Wind Engineer

Here’s Manish, a young and hardworking professional working in the wind industry from a past few years. He is one of the newest members of Wind Pioneers team and has joined as a Wind Engineer. His mind is always activated in “Learning ON” mode to become a better version of himself. He wants to contribute with his skills in making the world a greener and sustainable place to live. In his free time, he loves to travel and explore the new places on his Classic 350

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Varsha

GIS Analyst

Here’s Varsha, she plays the role of GIS Analyst in our team. Driven by a desire to contribute meaningfully, Varsha is eager to delve deeper into GIS and environmental sciences and is eager to apply her skills in GIS to tackle environmental challenges and find innovative solutions. Beyond the professional sphere, Varsha is a well-rounded individual with diverse interests. She is a creative soul who loves drawing, calligraphy and finds joy in music.

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Parvathy Anil

Wind Engineer

Here’s Parvathy, she plays the role of a Wind Engineer in the team. Her journey began as a meteorologist where each gust, each cloud, held a story waiting to be deciphered. This curiosity led her to the fascinating intersection of engineering and meteorology, where she learned to speak the language of the wind.

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Sanchari Roy

GIS Specialist

Here’s Sanchari, a member of the GIS team, she fulfills the role of a GIS Specialist with a keen interest in utilizing GIS and remote sensing technologies to address environmental issues. She eagerly embraces exploring opportunities to acquire new skills and knowledge. Outside of her professional responsibilities, she finds enjoyment in traveling, reading, and listening to music

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Tom

Product Architect

Tom is the Product Architect and leads development for the WindQuest wind farm design tool. Tom joins Wind Pioneers on secondment from Octue, an organization which he founded because he’s passionate about helping scientists work with data. In his spare time, Tom builds sailing boats so it’s fair to say that most of his time is spent thinking about wind.

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Anusha G

Backend Developer

Here’s Anusha a backend developer diving into the wind industry, always curious and eager to learn. When She’s not coding, she’s probably unwinding with some Netflix or a good book. she’s all about pushing my limits and embracing new challenges. 

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Geet

Backend Developer

Here’s Geet, a backend developer at Wind Pioneers. He thrives on diving deep into the intricacies of backend systems. His expertise lies in building robust, scalable architectures and optimizing performance to deliver seamless user experiences. He is driven by a curiosity to understand the core of any software, ensuring that every line of code contributes to a well-oiled machine. 

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Sabari

Automation Specialist

Here’s Sabari, he is a member of our team who plays the role of an Automation Specialist. He believes in continuous learning and loves exploring different ideas/tools to help make tasks easier and simpler. He is passionate about wind farms and is keen to support with the transition to renewables. In his free time, he enjoys listening to podcasts (mostly wind related!), watching documentaries and test cricket

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1. What’s your favourite thing about wind industry?

I love how international the wind industry is. It’s great that we can have a little team based in one part of the world and help clients from a huge range of countries and continents in their work. The wind industry is global, collaborative effort to make a positive difference.

2. What motivates you to be in the wind industry?

I genuinely believe in wind’s vital role in saving this planet, so it’s great working in a field where the fruits of your work are so beneficial to the world as a whole. But I won’t pretend I’m not also strongly motivated by the exotic site visits and colourful maps.

1. What’s your favourite thing about wind industry?

Wind Industry has been prevalent in India for years, however, the world has now realized its potential.The growth of the Wind industry is inevitable and so will be the benefits we reap from it.

2. What motivates you to be in the wind industry?

A career shift from Investment Banking was a conscious decision, though Wind Industry just happened. However, being surrounded by passionate Wind energy enthusiasts, my outlook towards Renewable energy in itself has changed. I am thrilled to be part of a change which can and will create a huge impact globally in the years to come.

1.What’s your favourite thing about the wind industry? 

The dynamic nature of the industry. The wind industry helps me to understand not only the technical aspects, but the financial and management aspects as well. Moreover, the wind industry is very market/ regulation driven and the design of the wind farm varies from one country to another. This helps me to understand the nuances involved in the design of wind farms in every market across the globe.

2.What motivates you to be in the wind industry?

The need for change. Climate change and depletion of fossil fuels means there is a need for the use of renewable technologies. By the end of the next decade, I dream of every developing country in the world being driven by renewable energy which includes wind power. Wind energy has the potential to replace the use of fossil fuels and combat climate change.

1. What’s your favourite thing about wind industry?

The possibility of representing wind as a number, I think what I as a Machine Learning enthusiast can do with this is stupendous.

2. What motivates you to be in the wind industry?

I think it is high time for everyone to start thinking about the inevitable end if we keep going the way we are. You could burn anything to make energy, but it’ll eventually run out, I think moving to wind or solar is the way forward. Being able to work in a domain which contributes to the perpetual existence of the world, that’s huge for me.

1. What’s your favourite thing about wind industry?

The ever increasing demand for electricity and the need to keep the production clean has resulted in the power sector shifting towards renewables with the wind industry at the forefront of the “clean revolution.” One of the best things about the wind industry is that, once the turbines are installed the electricity production is set for a period of 15-20 years with minimal damage to the environment.

2. What motivates you to be in the wind industry?

The wind industry gives me an opportunity to be a part of the team which is responsible for solving power problems across the world. Each site is unique, has its own challenges and would require a different problem solving approach. These are the two factors which motivate me to be in this industry.

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The fact that it’s an ever-evolving industry where the associated technology is seeing rapid innovation to meet its burgeoning demand in the market.
  1. What motivates you to be in the wind industry?
Wind energy is an important piece of the puzzle if we are to do something about the climate crisis and I’m thrilled to be doing my bit at Wind Pioneers where we are working in emerging markets and literally pioneering wind energy in some places!

1. What’s your favorite thing about the wind/wind industry?

The wind industry is a fine fusion of quality aerodynamics, design, structure, and climate research. This keeps the industry on its toes and results can be seen in its insane developmental curve. Also, it’s always fun to look at eye-catching maps and numbers!

2. What motivates you to be in the wind industry?

It’s almost now or never for our planet, isn’t it? And when your work helps in healing it, you couldn’t ask for more.

  1. What’s your favourite thing about the wind industry?
Wind is an unlimited, free, renewable resource and is a great pillar to the Green revolution. With minimal damage to the environment we can produce power for an extended period of time. This also comes with unlimited fuel free of cost. Wind energy is a great solution to cope with the increasing energy demand.
  1. What motivates you to be in the wind industry?
There is a lot of potential for the wind industry. As pollution levels are alarmingly rising across the world investment in Wind is a step forward in creating a cleaner world. I did my masters in Energy Technologies focusing mainly on renewables to explore this sector further. I find it satisfying to be a part of it. 

1. What’s your favourite thing about the Wind Industry?

The potential this industry holds is immense, and I’m amazed to see the magnitude of work that goes behind it.

2. What motivates you to be in the Wind Industry?

To be working towards the greater cause of sustainability alongside a bunch of passionate wind energy enthusiasts motivates me.

1. What’s your favourite thing about the Wind Industry?

Though eventually most of the non-conventional energy sources are fuelled by the Sun, the wind industry is unique. It is not only the energy transition problem that needs to be solved but also many interesting engineering problems that need to be solved with safe and sustainable innovation at its core. Some noteworthy examples are the advancements with floating offshore wind farms, drone-based inspection, and recycling the old turbines responsibly.

2. What motivates you to be in the Wind industry?

The whooshing sound of winds, if I close my eyes and think back to the times when I visited the wind farms and saw the vultures in the deserts of Rajasthan, peanut fields in Karnataka, trekked through hillocks in Maharashtra, or marvelled at the green paddy fields in Tamil Nadu. It gives the sense of purpose that our work has actually a visible and tangible value for our posterity.

1. What’s your favourite thing about the Wind Industry?

“Fuel is free night and day” is the first thing that drives me crazy in the Wind Industry. Sky is the limit when it comes to the development margin. It has challenges; hence we are here to solve them.

2. What motivates you to be in the Wind industry?

Sustainability, Climate change and my interest in Wind energy and solving the problems that persists motivates me to work in Wind Industry.

1. What’s your favourite thing about wind industry?

Wind resources being unlimited and free, it contributes less to the environmental pollution and being a renewable resource, makes the best fuel to be harvested for energy. But it comes with all kinds of challenges which motivates us to put forward our effort in better planning, assessment and implementation of Wind energy harvesting farms.

2.What motivates you to be in the wind industry?

I am deeply inspired and excited to acquire knowledge and experience in projects related to renewable energy resources and through my involvement in an organization that researches, develops and provides tools for the same, my opportunity to contribute towards a sustainable better tomorrow increases.

1. What’s your favourite thing about wind industry?

One of the main advantages of wind energy is that it is a clean, renewable energy source. Wind turbines do not produce any air pollution or greenhouse gas emissions, and they can be an important tool in the fight against climate change. Another benefit of wind energy is that it is becoming increasingly cost-effective. The cost of generating electricity from wind has fallen significantly in recent years, making it competitive with other forms of energy. Additionally, wind energy has a relatively small footprint compared to other forms of electricity generation. Wind turbines require a relatively small amount of land to operate, and they can often be integrated into the landscape in a way that is visually appealing. Overall, the wind industry is an important part of the transition to a more sustainable and environmentally-friendly energy system.

2. What motivates you to be in the wind industry?

As a Climate data scientist, I am interested in working in the wind industry for a variety of reasons. One potential motivation is a desire to use my skills and knowledge to contribute to the transition to renewable energy and help mitigate the impacts of climate change. The wind industry is a rapidly growing sector that is focused on harnessing wind energy as a clean and sustainable source of electricity. As a climate data scientist working in this industry, I have the opportunity to use my expertise in analyzing and interpreting data related to wind patterns, atmospheric conditions, and other factors that impact the feasibility and performance of wind energy systems. Additionally, I am motivated by the opportunity to work with a team of professionals dedicated to driving innovation and advancing the technology and infrastructure needed to support the growth of this industry.

1. What’s your favourite thing about wind industry?

Wind energy is a niche field of study and so is GIS. My favourite thing about Wind energy is that a lot of people have heard and read about Wind energy, but not many of them have come across it as a career, thus missing out on the full potential it has by replacing the regular exhaustible energy resources. This industry gives me a chance to be one among the few.

2. What motivates you to be in the wind industry?

I have never worked with the Wind Industry prior to this role and the exposure to new learning is what makes this role very interesting for me. Working with wind maps and the growth in knowledge of the field is what I am looking forward to. My expectations from being a part of the GIS team at Wind Pioneers is to learn with every project that comes my way, in order to understand and specialize in the field of Wind energy, not just limited with regards to mapping

1. What’s your favourite thing about wind industry?

The wind industry taps an inexhaustible resource and has been used as a power source by humanity for generations. It has a minimal impact on the environment when compared to fossil fuels and as the demand for energy and power keeps increasing in today’s developing world, access to clean wind energy can bring the benefits of economic development to various communities across the world.

2. What motivates you to be in the wind industry?

Climate change is arguably humanity’s biggest challenge right now, and its negative spillover effects include conflict, food insecurity, and increased frequency of extreme weather events and natural disasters to name a few. Reducing global greenhouse gas emissions is the need of the hour and the wind industry is a step towards a more sustainable future.

1. What’s your favourite thing about wind industry?

Wind energy is a source of renewable energy. It does not contaminate, it is inexhaustible and reduces the use of fossil fuels, which are the origin of greenhouse gasses that cause global warming. Wind is everywhere and that’s the best part.

2. What motivates you to be in the wind industry?

The whole idea of working towards sustainable living, motivates me to work in the wind industry. I’m always experimenting and exploring new fields, and the wind industry caught my eye.

1. What’s your favourite thing about wind industry?

Being clean and unlimited, despite having its own special set of challenges, wind is a renewable source of energy, having a promising and important role for sustainability. The wind industry also caught my interest because of my fascination with fluid dynamics, Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD), and aerodynamics.

2. What motivates you to be in the wind industry?

I have always been fascinated by flowing phenomena. Hence, I developed an immense interest in wind energy. The way we can capture the kinetic energy from the wind and use it to generate electricity fascinates me. The interactions of the wind with the rotating wind turbine blades are interesting, and my dream is to study, explore and understand these interactions. The fact that I can play a role in the renewable energy industry and help contribute towards sustainability is a dream. I initially looked at aerodynamic aspects of wind turbine blade design along with its CFD simulations, following which my interests also spread to other aspects of wind energy such as wind farm planning.

1. What’s your favourite thing about wind industry?

He sees wind industry as a more competitive form of clean energy. With developing countries looking more and more in to long term solutions and with offshore wind farm technologies advancing in a fast pace , wind could be powering entire countries soon!

2. What motivates you to be in the wind industry?

His motivation to work in the industry is desire to make a positive impact on the environment and the wind industry by promoting clean, renewable energy. And having the confidence that he can make effective contributions to the industry.

1. What’s your favourite thing about wind industry?

India has immense potential for the wind industry. As someone who is passionate about sustainability and eager to contribute to meeting the growing energy demand, I am thrilled at the prospect of being part of a company whose values align with these goals. 

2. What motivates you to be in the wind industry?

I’m motivated to work in the wind industry because it allows me to contribute to a greater cause – reducing carbon emissions and creating a sustainable future for future generations.

1.What’s your favourite thing about wind industry?

The fact that the wind energy is a non-exhaustive form of reliable, clean and sustainable energy. It produces energy without polluting the environment.

2.What motivates you to be in the wind industry?

Working with wind energy is a completely new experience for me. There is so much to know and learn about the industry. I am looking forward to what I can learn and do with my knowledge and skills for the industry.

1.What’s your favourite thing about wind industry?

Climate smart solutions are key for a sustainable green future. Conventionalising unconventional sources of energy is not an easy task, the wind industry challenges that head on with hope of doing good and making economic benefit.

2.What motivates you to be in the wind industry?

Being part of an industry, which takes pride in challenging harmful conventional sources of energy and knowing that climate smart solutions like Wind Power is the future, is something to be proud of.

1. What’s your favourite thing about wind industry?

The wind industry is a melting pot of different disciplines, each of which is an essential ingredient in creating a successful wind farm. The multi-disciplinary nature of this industry brings many opportunities to work with people from different backgrounds and specializations (which serves as a learning ground for me), all collaborating to make a positive impact on the environment and society.

2. What motivates you to be in the wind industry?

Wind energy is one of the forerunners of clean and affordable energy. Knowing that my work in the wind industry can contribute significantly to the global movement for a better tomorrow keeps me motivated to do my best!

1. What’s your favourite thing about wind industry?
I’m captivated by its potential to transform our energy landscape. The wind industry represents innovation and sustainability in action, offering a clean and renewable source of power that can reshape our world for the better. The blend of cutting-edge technology, environmental stewardship, and the prospect of a more sustainable future makes the wind industry truly inspiring to me.

2. What motivates you to be in the wind industry?
The potential of wind energy is so enormous that it can supply more than 20 times the global human energy demand,”” I heard this proclamation at a Renewable Energy Technologies conference. This statement kindled my enthusiasm for wind energy and sparked my curiosity about its vast untapped potential and the possibilities it holds. “”The hope for a rapid transition to renewable energy is often overly optimistic,”” remarked Vaclav Smil. This observation gained clarity as I delved into the present energy landscape, realizing the significance of wind energy and its production. With these insights, my aspiration is to contribute to the fullest harnessing of this perpetual energy source.

1. What’s your favourite thing about wind industry?
My favourite thing about the wind industry is that it’s like this amazing blend of tech and environmentalism. It’s not just about generating power; it’s about doing it in a way that’s clean and sustainable. Every day I’m amazed at how smart engineering is reducing the carbon footprint, one wind turbine at a time. It’s like we’re actively building the future, and that’s just so enthralling to be part of.
What really gets me excited is the pace at which things are changing. You’re never stuck in the past; there’s always a new design, a more efficient blade, or some innovative software that just takes everything to the next level. This is an industry that thrives on innovation, and it’s exhilarating to keep up with it.

2. What motivates you to be in the wind industry?
What really gets me excited is the pace at which things are changing. You’re never stuck in the past; there’s always a new design, a more efficient blade, or some innovative software that just takes everything to the next level. This is an industry that thrives on innovation, and it’s exhilarating to keep up with it.For a tech enthusiast like me, this is a playground of endless possibilities. I get to use my skills to solve real-world problems, and the thrill in doing that is just pure joy.

1. What’s your favourite thing about wind industry?
Wind Industry is a clean and renewable source, reducing our dependence on fossil fuels. This industry showcases the dedication in making a clean energy solution more efficient and accessible for a greener future. The industry’s commitment to environmental sustainability and its role in mitigating climate change making it a compelling and exciting field.

2.What motivates you to be in the Wind Industry?
In my perspective, I think this field, the wind industry and GIS too, is less known to common people and opportunities in this industry as well, so I follow the quote “Choose the road less travelled”!!! Selecting the suitable site for wind farms and deciding on where to place the turbines just by using GIS is fun to work with and there’s a lot to learn about. I too think that the combination of both GIS and wind industry would help solve different issues the world is facing, and I want to contribute to this.

1. What’s your favourite thing about wind industry?
Wind is flowing 24×7 in every corner of Earth which makes the wind industry globally accessible. Alongside, my favourite part of wind industry is the intermittent nature of wind which put forwards several challenges and it drives me crazy while solving them. Also, the industry is playing its significant role in mitigating climate change and creating enormous job opportunities in remote areas of countries.

2. What motivates you to be in the wind industry?
Global warming and climate change are not future things anymore, they are happening right now. To prevent severe climate change there is a need to rapidly reduce global greenhouse gas emissions. Wind industry is playing most prominent role in reversing the climate change and ensuring sustainability. It feels amazing working in the wind industry and really motivates me being part of such a great cause.

1. What’s your favourite thing about wind industry?
As a meteorologist and wind resource engineer, my favourite thing about the wind industry lies in the dynamic and impactful intersection of atmospheric science, technology, and sustainable energy. The wind industry presents unique meteorological challenges. Predicting and understanding wind patterns require a deep knowledge of atmospheric dynamics, turbulence, and boundary layer physics. The constant need to refine and improve wind resource assessments to optimize energy production keeps the work intellectually stimulating. The wind industry is at the forefront of technological innovation. Wind energy has a global impact, contributing significantly to the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions and the transition to a more sustainable energy future. Being part of an industry that addresses the pressing issue of climate change on a global scale provides a sense of purpose and the opportunity to make a meaningful difference. Working in the wind industry often involves collaboration with experts from various fields, such as engineering, environmental science, and economics. This interdisciplinary approach fosters a rich and diverse work environment, where different perspectives come together to address complex challenges.

2. What motivates you to be in the wind industry?

As a meteorologist and wind resource engineer in the Wind Industry, my motivation stems from a combination of my passion for environmental sustainability, the fascinating dynamics of atmospheric processes, and the critical role that renewable energy plays in addressing global climate challenges.

Firstly, I am deeply committed to contributing to a more sustainable future. The Wind Industry represents a pivotal force in the transition to cleaner and more eco-friendly energy sources. By harnessing the power of the wind, we can significantly reduce our dependence on fossil fuels and mitigate the impact of climate change. Being part of this industry allows me to actively contribute to the development and implementation of green energy solutions.

Secondly, my background in meteorology enables me to understand and predict the intricate patterns of the atmosphere. This knowledge is crucial for optimizing the efficiency of wind turbines and ensuring their effective integration into the power grid. Working in the Wind Industry allows me to apply my meteorological expertise to enhance the performance and reliability of wind energy systems, ultimately maximizing their contribution to the renewable energy landscape.

1. What’s your favourite thing about wind industry?
The favourite aspect of wind energy is its potential to provide clean, renewable power while reducing reliance on fossil fuels.

2. What motivates you to be in the wind industry?
Being new to renewable energy, I am eager to utilize GIS and remote sensing solutions to enhance the management and efficiency of wind farms

1. What’s your favourite thing about wind industry?

The people. Whoever you meet, wherever they are, the industry attracts impassioned and energetic people who are incredibly talented and committed. It’s a privilege to work with people like that, and some of the best friendships of my life have been forged that way.

2. What motivates you to be in the wind industry?

Climate change. It’s as simple as that. More than 20 years ago as an engineering student, I did an Environmental Fluid Mechanics course. With a simple order-of-magnitude analysis we could see plain as day that there needed to be a profound change in the way we reap our energy. I’ve been working for that ever since then.