What do you find most inspiring or exciting about being part of the Alstom team, its missions and projects?

Hello Anushka, thanks for joining us today. It's a good question, I find myself inspired about the contributions Alstom is making to the sustainable development and how dedicated, positively aggressive Alstom is towards their sustainable goals.

Is there anything that you find interesting about Alstom?

Great question! I find the mission of delivering safe and efficient solutions to be a large motivator for me. Trains and train signaling impact people's daily lives and knowing that I have the ability to potentially improve people's lives is exciting to me!

Hi Anushka,
Nice to meet you! Just knowing that projects that I have executed actually positively impacted communities from an economical and transformative aspect are the first things that come to mind that excites me about Alstom.

Thank you for sharing your thoughts! It's awesome to hear about the positive impact Alstom is making. I'm really drawn to the idea of contributing to sustainable development, and the dedication Alstom has towards those goals is seriously impressive!

Your excitement about projects that positively impact communities resonates with me. In my background in digital and analog circuit design, I've seen how tech can make a real differences

I'm curious—any specific cool projects eveyone worked on that left a mark?

I am from rolling stock unit, we are building high speed train for Amtrak that can travel up to 186mph, I think it's pretty cool myself.

That sounds impressive! Building a high-speed train for Amtrak that can hit 186mph is no small feat. I'm curious, given the complexity of such systems, do you leverage FPGA technology in the design and development?

Alstom contributing to the Brightline project from design into revenue service located in South Florida. Where there is a high speed rail "commuter" train traveling From Miami to West Palm Beach was a cool project.

In general, we achieve this through an array of tilting systems. Unfortunately, I won't be able to share technical details.

That's amazing, were there any standout challenges you and the team faced while working on the Brightline? How did you navigate through them? No worries Mr. Loheshwar, I understand the need for confidentiality, especially with technical details. The use of tilting systems sounds intriguing; it must involve some cutting-edge engineering. I appreciate your response!

No problem, thank you and appreciate your curiosity.

Challenges are inevitable! Forecast risks and develop action plans ahead of time to mitigate risks.

In terms of advice, I would say know your priorities well and measure your progress to succeed.