Sundar Raman is a Creative Engineer. He is currently the Director of Technology at the Museum of the Future.
Sundar’s passion is in merging engineering and art. He believes that technology should be a facilitator for creative output, and that the process of making technology is itself a creative endeavor.
Sundar’s background spans telecommunications, data communications, alternative energy systems, community media, social gaming and interactive experience design. He strives to leverage his broad background to bring conceptual visions to life using a variety of cultural, technological and engineering approaches.
Sundar’s passion is in merging engineering and art. He believes that technology should be a facilitator for creative output, and that the process of making technology is itself a creative endeavor.
Sundar’s background spans telecommunications, data communications, alternative energy systems, community media, social gaming and interactive experience design. He strives to leverage his broad background to bring conceptual visions to life using a variety of cultural, technological and engineering approaches.
Sundar has contributed to award-winning projects including the National September 11th Memorial and Museum, the Cooper Hewitt National Design Museum, the Museum of the City of New York, the London Mithraeum, the Aros Kunst Museum, the Harvard University Smith Campus Pavilion, the Eisenhower Memorial, and the Fashion for Good experience in Amsterdam amongst others.
Sundar’s work as a creative engineer pushes him to explore new modes of engagement, including those inspired by cultural and traditional practices.
Sundar’s work as a creative engineer pushes him to explore new modes of engagement, including those inspired by cultural and traditional practices.