Our Staff
Meet the team! Click on any staff member to read their bio.
Divjot Singh
My name is Divjot Singh, and I'm from Chino Hills, California. I studied Mechanical Engineering and currently work as a Manufacturing Engineer in the Aerospace Industry, where I focus on product development, engineering systems, and operations.
Outside of work, I enjoy staying active, spending time at the gym, and diving into hands-on projects. I also have a deep interest in Sikh history and collect puratan shastars as a way to stay connected to my roots. Whether it's learning something new or building from the ground up, I'm driven by curiosity and a desire to grow.
I'm actively involved with the United Sikh Movement (USM), where I serve on the operations and logistics side. My role centers around ensuring our events and initiatives run smoothly behind the scenes. I'm passionate about building sustainable systems for seva and helping shape USM's future with clarity, structure, and accountability.
Outside of work, I enjoy staying active, spending time at the gym, and diving into hands-on projects. I also have a deep interest in Sikh history and collect puratan shastars as a way to stay connected to my roots. Whether it's learning something new or building from the ground up, I'm driven by curiosity and a desire to grow.
I'm actively involved with the United Sikh Movement (USM), where I serve on the operations and logistics side. My role centers around ensuring our events and initiatives run smoothly behind the scenes. I'm passionate about building sustainable systems for seva and helping shape USM's future with clarity, structure, and accountability.
Divneel Singh
Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa, Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh!
My name is Divneel Singh; I am from New Jersey. I am a biology major at NJIT, and like to do mobile-development during free-time. Some other hobbies I partake in are working out, playing basketball, and 3D-modeling/printing. I am working under USM to create an app that connects Sikh Student Associations and their respective sangats with each other. I am most excited about creating and growing this platform and taking the Panth to new heights through USM!
My name is Divneel Singh; I am from New Jersey. I am a biology major at NJIT, and like to do mobile-development during free-time. Some other hobbies I partake in are working out, playing basketball, and 3D-modeling/printing. I am working under USM to create an app that connects Sikh Student Associations and their respective sangats with each other. I am most excited about creating and growing this platform and taking the Panth to new heights through USM!
Gursimar Singh
My name is Gursimar Singh, and I'm from Carteret, New Jersey. I'm currently pursuing a degree in Information Technology & Informatics at Rutgers University with a minor in Entrepreneurship. I also have a strong interest in consumer psychology and marketing, which I apply through my work as the Marketing Director at the United Sikh Movement and as the founder of my own marketing agency..I got involved with the United Sikh Movement because I wanted to feel closer to my faith and use my skillset to benefit Sikh spaces. I saw USM as a platform where I could align my personal and professional growth with a greater purpose, strengthening Sikh youth engagement through meaningful and impactful work. What I'm most excited about is helping USM grow into an organization that's consistent, creative, and impactful.
Majot Singh
My name is Manjot Singh and I’m based in Yuba City, California. I studied Computer Science and Engineering and currently work as a Program Manager. Outside of work, I enjoy playing basketball, reading, and hiking (pull up to the pind for my secret hiking spots).
At United Sikh Movement (USM), I help manage projects as the Director of Operations, supporting our mission to serve the Sangat and strengthen the community. When I was in college, I really missed having regular access to Sangat and being close to a Gurdwara. That connection was something I didn’t realize I needed until it was gone — but I found it again through USM.
College is a transformative chapter in our lives. It’s often the first time we’re away from our families and navigating identity and purpose on our own. My goal with USM is to help create a welcoming community where people of all backgrounds can come together, explore Sikhi, and grow into compassionate leaders.
At United Sikh Movement (USM), I help manage projects as the Director of Operations, supporting our mission to serve the Sangat and strengthen the community. When I was in college, I really missed having regular access to Sangat and being close to a Gurdwara. That connection was something I didn’t realize I needed until it was gone — but I found it again through USM.
College is a transformative chapter in our lives. It’s often the first time we’re away from our families and navigating identity and purpose on our own. My goal with USM is to help create a welcoming community where people of all backgrounds can come together, explore Sikhi, and grow into compassionate leaders.
Ravkiran Kaur
My name is Ravkiran Kaur, and I am from Dallas, TX. I completed my B.S. and M.S. in Accounting at the University of Texas of Dallas and am currently working in the public accounting field.
Outside of work, I enjoy volunteering and am the Dallas Chapter Lead for Khalsa Aid. I love organizing volunteer events and mobilizing the Sikh Sangat to make a difference in the community.
I am currently serving as the Director of Finance for USM.
Outside of work, I enjoy volunteering and am the Dallas Chapter Lead for Khalsa Aid. I love organizing volunteer events and mobilizing the Sikh Sangat to make a difference in the community.
I am currently serving as the Director of Finance for USM.