Creyaag Rampersad is a Graduate Coach with InGenius Prep and a Mechanical Engineering MEng graduate of Imperial College London, one of the world’s leading STEM institutions. He brings a rigorous engineering mindset, a genuine record of student leadership, and professional experience across research, operations, and AI development to his coaching practice. He is particularly well-positioned to support students targeting competitive engineering, STEM, and technical programs, helping them present demanding academic and extracurricular achievements in compelling, application-ready form.
Creyaag’s technical and research credentials span multiple engineering disciplines and three countries. As a Nuclear Fusion Researcher at the Imperial College Nuclear Group, he developed over 100 computational models simulating fusion breeder blanket neutronics and conducted a seven-parameter study into neutronic heating, tritium production, and neutron populations on a component valued at over £2 billion, mastering two Monte-Carlo simulation codes in under four weeks. As a Heat Recovery and Exchange Systems Engineer in Imperial’s ThermoFluids Group, he designed and built a novel heat exchange and recovery system for humanitarian relief, achieving a 17% energy efficiency improvement over existing systems. He also served as Steering Systems Lead for Imperial Formula Racing, achieving a 150% performance improvement and full regulation compliance at 50% of the original budget. His professional career has since taken him to project management of a $2.2 million civil infrastructure project in South Africa, operations analysis across manufacturing and energy firms, and AI automation development at Fuse Energy in London, where he reduced system processing times by 50%.
Creyaag’s student leadership experience at Imperial gives him an unusually direct understanding of what elite STEM institutions look for in their students. As President of the Mechanical Engineering Society, he directed academic, mental health, and social initiatives for 1,200 students with a £24,000 budget, increasing sponsorship by 50% and student recruitment to industry partners by 30%. As Vice-President of the Engineering Union, he led a 27-member committee supporting 12,000 engineering students and organized events with budgets up to £40,000. For both roles he was recognized with the CGCU President’s Award for highest service to Imperial College London and its student union. He also holds a Securities Education Certificate covering Equities, Fixed Income, Derivatives, and Real Estate, reflecting the breadth of his interests beyond pure engineering.
As a Graduate Coach, Creyaag works with students targeting engineering, STEM, and quantitative programs, applying the same analytical and problem-solving approach that has driven measurable results across his research and professional work. He has actively advised and supported peers and younger students navigating demanding academic workloads and competitive career trajectories, and brings a collaborative, data-driven coaching style that helps each student deconstruct the admissions process and build a strategy tailored to their individual strengths and goals.
