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Estados Unidos

I am a product development engineer working with e-mobility. I support in the development of electrical motors for new generation of hybrid and full electric vehicles.

Brazil

As a product development engineer, I am responsible to guarantee that all requirements of the propulsion unit (solid rocket motor) are been attempted during the product development process. To make it possible, my job is to plan and coordinate the necessary steps, creating solutions and making the interface between the design and manufacturing teams.

São Paulo E Região, Brasil

Responsibilities I worked with structural analysis and creating mechanical models assisted by Hypermesh, Patran and Nastran softwares.My daily activities involved to make contact with customers engineering team, identify their needs, evaluate structural problems during product development phase, create engineering models, and propose problems solutions.

Research and development of small thrust Liquid Rocket engine. As an undergraduate student, I was part of a team responsible to investigate and design a catalyst thruster feed with hydrogen peroxide and ethanol.

Santo André

I worked as an mechanical engineering Intern, and my responsibilities were design and plan the maintenance of industrial brakes, and high speed/low speed backstops.

Várzea Paulista

I worked as a professional welder using different processes such as MIG, TIG and Arc welding. I had the opportunity to work with several materials such as steel, stainless steel, aluminium, and brass. As a technician, this job provided for me a strong background in mechanical design, and manufacturing processes, that helps me nowadays as an engineer.

Jundiaí

Soldador Caldeireiro Jr.

Aerospace Engineering Student, Aerospace

As an aerospace engineering student, I tried to enjoy the academic life joining lectures and research projects. During my graduation I was.

International Student, Aerospace Engineering

I was selected to participate as an Exchange Student of aerospace engineering at Arizona State University, in a program called Brazilian.