ARAN’S LABARAN ABRAHAMLINGAM

ENGINEER · RESEARCHER · ATHLETE

I want to help build our future in space.

I’m Aran Abrahamlingam. I connect software, robotics, and materials research—and I’m looking to contribute to teams building satellite and exploration systems.

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CURRENTLY

Avalon Space Concordia University
Based in Montréal, Canada

Aran Abrahamlingam in his taekwondo uniform
Curious by nature.
Committed for the long run.01 / ARAN

SELECTED WORK

What I bring to a team.

Experience taking responsibility for a system, connecting the pieces, and getting it into use.

01 / SPACE SYSTEMS

Software that reached the field.

Rover control and mission tools used in testing across Canada, the US, and Australia.

See my contribution 02 / ROBOTICS

From geometry to motion.

A six-servo robotic arm, combining mechanical design, electronics, and C++ kinematics.

Explore the build 03 / ENTREPRENEURSHIP

A product people used.

HiveExp grew to thousands of users and more than 100 community partnerships.

Read the project

WHERE I’M HEADING

A long-term ambition.
Work I can do today.

My goal is to become an astronaut and build a space robotics and nanotechnology company.

I’m developing the experience to work toward that: building systems at Avalon Space, researching nanomaterials at Concordia, and learning from the people moving the space industry forward.

The next step is to contribute more deeply to satellite systems and space robotics, while strengthening my ability to connect research with practical engineering.

Explore my research background

BEYOND THE LAB

There’s an athlete
behind the engineer.

Representing Canada, competing internationally, and coaching students are a substantial part of my life.

My taekwondo career
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WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS
Bulgaria · Italy

ARAN’S LAB ON INSTAGRAM

I share what
I’m learning.

A white 3D-printed figure on Aran’s desk, with a space image on the monitor behind it
From the workbench: a Project Hail Mary–inspired 3D print. View the post ↗

Space ideas, engineering projects, and the person doing the work.

Aran’s Lab is my personal platform for explaining space challenges and exploring engineering concepts. Instagram is where I share that side of the journey.

Follow @arans_lab

For detailed work and experience, explore the portfolio.

THE NEXT STEP

Building a space system?
Let’s talk.

I’m interested in opportunities where I can contribute to satellite software, space robotics, or materials research. Tell me what you’re building and where you need help.

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