Bruno Moorthamers Email & Phone Number

Lawrence, Kansas, United States

Logan, Utah

Dissertation: "A Study of Wings with Constant and Variable Sweep for Aerodynamic Efficiency in Inviscid Flow"PhD Student in Doug Hunsaker's AeroLab. Working with and developing low-fidelity aerodynamic tools for computationally inexpensive and quick use in preliminary aircraft design. Researching and comparing the efficiency of linearly swept (crescent) wings with conventional wings with constant sweep. Researching variable camber-compliant flying wings.

Full time instructor of MAE5510 - Dynamics of Atmospheric Flight

Logan, Utah

MAE 5500 - AerodynamicsMAE 3210 - Engineering Numerical Methods

Siegen Area, Germany

Use of OpenFOAM 4.0 to perform external aerodynamic and thermodynamic studies of current and upcoming products.Payload integration design from CAD to rapid-prototyping and building to test-flying.

Brussels Area, Belgium

- jan '15 - may '16: Dana Corporation; Design engineer on transmission solutions for off-highway systems. Mechanical design of cast houings.- sep-dec '14: Bosal Emission Contol Systems; Quality engineer in the prototyping department, inspection of tolerances using 3D-measuring techniques. Streamlining of production process byintroducing new documentation and workshop lay-out.

Hamburg Area, Germany

Performed research for my MSc. Aerospace Engineering graduation thesis at Airbus' Futures Project Office in the department Overall Aircraft Design.

Lawrence, Kansas Area

Fulltime intern at DARcorporation as an MSc. Aerospace Engineering student. Working on the in-house developed advanced preliminary design software Advanced Aircraft Analysis (AAA).

Teaching assistant at our faculty, teaching first-year studentsin their 3D-drawing course using the high-end engineering software CATIA.

Tutor first-year students in their first big team-oriented project.

Fulltime position as engineer in the university’s solar car racing team. Scored second place in the 2011 World Solar Challenge, a 3000km endurance race through Australia. Main responsibility was the aerodynamic design of the ultra-low drag vehicle; Nuna6.

Student recruiter for the Brussels office, scouting and recruiting studentswith high potential for fulfilling management functions. (www.ebbinge.be)

Member of the 2010-2011 Facultary Student Council for the faculty of aerospace engineering.

Non-scientific work but taught the ways of office-life in a big company.

Master Of Science, Aerospace Engineering; Flight Performance & Propulsion

Minor Programme, Aerospace Engineering

Exchange student for half a year in Milan, Italy. Aerospace Engineering courses.

Bachelor Of Science, Aerospace Engineering

Bachelor’s Graduation Project: Harvesting Wave Energy, graded 8/10. VSV Leonardo Da Vinci: Participated in several committees.