Rachna Verma

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Rachna Verma

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Rachna Verma is an Electrical Engineer with over 2 decades of experience in the electrical domain. Rachna has worked with renowned organizations such as GE, WIPRO GE, UL, C&S, and Schneider Electric, where she has made significant contributions to the field.

Her expertise lies in the installation and commissioning of electrical and safety laboratories, as well as the validation and certification of LV switchgears, LV switchboards, smart energy meters, and micro data centers. She is recognized for her distinguished roles as an external auditor for ISO/IEC 17025 and an internal auditor for ISO 14001 and ISO 9001 for testing laboratories.

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Rachna Verma is an Electrical Engineer with over 2 decades of experience in the electrical domain. Rachna has worked with renowned organizations such as GE, WIPRO GE, UL, C&S, and Schneider Electric, where she has made significant contributions to the field.

Her expertise lies in the installation and commissioning of electrical and safety laboratories, as well as the validation and certification of LV switchgears, LV switchboards, smart energy meters, and micro data centers. She is recognized for her distinguished roles as an external auditor for ISO/IEC 17025 and an internal auditor for ISO 14001 and ISO 9001 for testing laboratories.

In addition to her technical skills, Rachna holds certifications in Professional Scrum Master and Agile Leadership, demonstrating her proficiency in project management and agile methodologies. An IEC Young Professional, BIS Young Professional, she is a member of ETD 44, contributing to the development of industry standards.

Currently, Rachna leads R&D labs at Schneider Electric in various domains, including electromechanical (Emech), safety, electromagnetic compatibility (EMC), additive manufacturing, system and digital verification and validation (V&V), and microgrids.

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