Dhruv Kumar

AI Researcher & Software Engineer | Research Intern @ University of Oxford | Project Lead @ TU Bergakademie Freiberg, Germany | Raman Research Awardee | Healthcare AI • Machine Learning • Wireless Communications

Uttar Pradesh, India

About

Passionate about building intelligent technologies that solve real-world problems through AI, Machine Learning, Software Engineering, and Wireless Communications. My work spans healthcare AI, computer vision, and next-generation communication systems through international research collaborations and multidisciplinary projects. Beyond research, I enjoy leading teams, transforming ideas into impactful solutions, and learning from every challenge. I believe that innovation is driven by curiosity, collaboration, and a commitment to continuous growth. "The final product of development is not a product - it's the person you become in the process."

Experience

  • Research Intern at University of Oxford
    Apr 2026 - Present · 4 mos

    Working on advanced Vehicular Visible Light Communication (V2V-VLC) systems under realistic wireless channel conditions. Studying Signal-to-Interference-plus-Noise Ratio (SINR) distribution and ergodic capacity analysis for MIMO-based VLC systems under atmospheric turbulence. Contributing to channel modeling incorporating path loss, mobility, interference, and environmental effects. Assisting in analytical modeling, simulation, and performance evaluation for next-generation optical wireless communication systems.

  • Project Lead at TU Bergakademie Freiberg
    Apr 2026 - Present · 4 mos

    Leading a team of research interns at TU Bergakademie Freiberg (founded in 1765, one of the world’s oldest mining and metallurgy universities) under Dr. Sven Groppe, working on integrating Data Structures & Algorithms with Machine Learning, contributing to academic research and collaborative writing.

  • Research Intern at National Kaohsiung University of Science and Technology
    Feb 2026 - Present · 6 mos

    Focused on AI-driven biomedical signal interpretation for neurological and balance disorder analysis.

  • AI Research Intern at Queen Mary University of London
    Jun 2026 - Jun 2026 · 1 mo

    Selected to begin a research role focused on developing resource-efficient AI frameworks for healthcare applications in Edge–Fog–Cloud environments. Work involves dual-feature extraction, system optimization, and scalable deployment strategies.

  • Research And Development Intern at University of Malta
    Jan 2026 - Mar 2026 · 3 mos

    Worked on a systematic literature review, prepared a food image dataset, and developed an AI/ML-based mobile application for assessing food freshness. Also authored a review paper titled “Image-Based Food Quality and Freshness Assessment Using Machine Learning and Mobile Applications: A Comprehensive Review.”