ECONOMICS OF MANUFACTURING
The economics of manufacturing in India, particularly in the automotive space, are critical today as the country emerges as a global hub for cost-efficient production.
As part of a family at the forefront of this industry driving innovation, the Indian sector boosts exports, fosters technological advancements, and supports economic growth amidst global supply chain shifts. Over the past two years, I have actively pursued internships at companies like Subros and ACMA during summers and winters to deepen my understanding of the automotive industry. Driven to expand my knowledge, I also visited industry leaders such as JK Tyres, Global Autotech, SONA Comstar, ROOP Auto, and Maruti India. These experiences offered valuable insights into manufacturing processes, market trends, and the future of automotive innovation.
Working at Subros and ACMA was a great learning experience for me. At Subros, I assisted a team working on the value engineering of a product and then went on to write a study about that product. Meanwhile, at ACMA, I learned about their five pillars while working on a case study on the "Evolution of the automotive industry." Furthermore, I handled their LinkedIn page while redefining my marketing, management, and advocacy skills.
The two papers can be found below: