Harsimranjit Kaur's Bio
Harsimranjit Kaur (Simran Kaur) P.Eng., is a Senior Electronics Designer at TriMech Design in Toronto, dedicated to transforming innovative ideas into market-ready electronic products. She holds a Master of Engineering in Electronics and has over a decade of experience in hardware design, PCB design, and product development. She specializes in delivering reliable, cost-effective, and client-focused design solutions from concept through manufacturing.
Projects
Harsimranjit has worked on 50+diverse projects spanning medical technology, precision instrumentation, interactive toys, consumer robotics, fitness and wellness equipment, IoT sensors and an extensive range of smart consumer products.
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