Linköping, Sweden

Active Noise Control Engineer

Acoustics researcher and engineer with a PhD in Engineering Acoustics from Luleå University of Technology, Sweden. Over ten years of combined academic and industry experience in engineering acoustics, acoustic modelling, noise and vibration analysis, and active noise control.

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Taraka Pamidi

About

I'm an engineer focused on vehicle audio, signal processing, active noise control, and data-driven evaluation. I bridge lab measurements and listening evaluations to deliver consistent, exciting sound.

Skills

Vehicle acoustics
Audio system tuning
DSP (FIR / IIR)
Psychoacoustics
MATLAB / Octave
Python / C++
Comsol
Labview
Siemens Testlab

Projects

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Energy efficient fiber development by ultrasound control cavitation
2021
Ultrasonic Cavitation

Energy efficient fiber development by ultrasound control cavitation

The project aims to develop a reactor concept to reduce electrical energy consumption by 50 percent in the refining process.

Audio Signature Matching Tool
2023
Python Signal

Audio Signature Matching Tool

CLI & GUI utility to compare tunings via perceptual metrics and generate delta-EQ suggestions.

Sub-Bass Management for EV Platforms
2022
Automotive Control

Sub-Bass Management for EV Platforms

Mitigated low-frequency masking from road noise via dynamic bass management tied to vehicle speed.

Experience

Active Noise Control Engineer
Forvia
March 2022 – Present

Working on advanced Active Noise Control systems for automotive applications.

Research Assistant — Spatial Audio
University / Institute
2023 – 2024

Built a binaural rendering pipeline with HRTF selection and early-reflection modeling.

Publications

2024 DOI ↗
Hydrodynamic and acoustic cavitation effects on properties of cellulose fibers

T. Pamidi, Ö. Johansson, V. Shankar, T. Löfqvist.

2022 DOI ↗
Acoustic optimization of a flow through sonicator for fibrillation of cellulose fibers

T. Pamidi, Ö. Johansson, T. Löfqvist.

Contact

Available for roles in automotive audio and research engineering. Let’s talk!