Kevin Shah

Kevin Shah is an actively engaged student at Arizona State University, pursuing a Bachelor's in Mechatronics, Robotics, and Automation Engineering. He serves as a Global Peer Mentor for Engineering Robotics students, guiding first-year students within the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering. asu+1

He has a foundational background in engineering, having worked as an Electrical Engineer at Enovation Controls and as an Intern at INTERKILN Advanced Technical Keramos LLP. These roles indicate early exposure to industrial controls and ceramic technology. enovationcontrols+1

Kevin has demonstrated leadership and community involvement through various roles at ASU, including being on the Executive Board for Case Devils and holding positions in the Undergraduate Student Government Polytechnic (U.S.G.P.) as Senate President Pro Tempore and Chair for Appropriations Committee. He also contributed as a Library Aide and a Fulton Schools Outreach & Recruitment Assistant. asu+1

His interests extend to emerging technologies and interdisciplinary studies, as evidenced by his involvement with ASIST LAB: CHART (Center for Human, A.I. and Robot Teaming) at ASU Global Security Initiative, and his pursuit of a GCSP in Sustainability Studies. asu