Hello, I'm
Aishwarya Chembil.
A Packaging Engineer with 4+ years experience specializing in Sustainable, Innovative and Cost‑Effective packaging solutions.
About me
I am based in the United States. My work emphasizes sustainability, innovation and business impact across food, consumer, and temperature‑sensitive products. I optimize material usage, reduce damage and costs, and support food‑safe and cold‑chain applications.
Every design decision considers both form and function, ensuring that beauty and responsibility can work hand in hand.
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Work experience
Product and Package Development Intern | Hotcha!
Mumbai, India
Lab Technician | Rochester Institute of Technology
Rochester, New York
Structural Packaging Design Intern | Unicorr Packaging Group
North Haven, Connecticut
Packaging Engineer | 1-800-Flowers.com INC
Medford, Oregon
Jan 2024 - Present
Jun 2022 - Jun 2023
Sept 2021 - May 2022
Mar 2021 - May 2021
Education
Bachelors of Engineering in Printing and Packaging Technology
Masters of Science in Packaging Science
Rochester Institute of Technology
Mumbai University
Aug 2021 - Aug 2023
Jun 2015 - July 2019
Jan 20219 - July 2019
Sales and Marketing Intern | SMI Coated Products PVT LTD
Mumbai, India
Highlighted Case Studies
Showcased projects demonstrates structural design, sustainability, cold‑chain performance, and foam‑free protection highlighting my strengths in innovation, problem‑solving, and data‑driven packaging development across diverse applications.
This case study explores the design of a modular corrugated floor display engineered to merchandise three different products using a single structure. The objective was to achieve a snug, secure fit for each SKU while minimizing part count, tooling, and assembly complexity. I developed a universal display body paired with one insert that can be folded into three configurations to create distinct cavities. Prototyping and testing confirmed structural performance, stability, and ease of pack‑out.
This case study showcases a corrugated shipping solution for a bundled food set containing frozen soups, cookies, and a side dish. The design uses individual primary cartons for each item, all packed into a single master shipper. The key challenge was maintaining soup in a fully frozen state for 48 hours while preventing moisture exposure and damage to ambient products. The final structure balances thermal protection, cushioning, and efficient packing for safe, consolidated delivery.
Floor display with MULTIPURPOSE INSERT
FROZEN + AMBIENT MULTIPACK BOX/SHIPPER
sustainable insert for a heavy duty wooden table
This case study showcases a insert and shipper for a round wooden play table, replacing foam with corrugate. The insert securely locks all table components in place, preventing movement and damage in transit while supporting sustainability, recyclability, and a simpler packing process.
