Jaime Van Malleghem Email & Phone Number

Kent, Washington, United States

Manufacturing Engineer in Blue Origin’s Lunar Transport Business Unit

Gainesville, Florida Area

- Led small groups of students (3-5) through the process of designing and manufacturing a prototype robot- Taught students the fundamentals of practical, cost-efficient part design, prototyping, assembly, and testing using a formal design process, data-driven decisions, and proven DFM principles- Trained students to be proficient and safe while using traditional manufacturing equipment and processes (milling machines, engine lathes, sheet metal equipment, bandsaws, welding, and plasma cutting)- Oversaw a Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Department student workshop, assisting students and faculty with creating innovative solutions to their manufacturing problems- Mentored, led, and taught first-semester TA’s how to teach students safely and effectively, how to mentor students on effective design selection, and advance manufacturing processes - Managed labs of 20 students and 4-8 TA’s during the transition semester from online to in person teaching; taught 30+ TA’s who had never taught in person how to teach safely and effectively in the lab environment

Gainesville, Florida Area

- Collected, analyzed, and documented over 200k samples of satellite debris gathered from a hyper-velocity impact test with the goal of gaining a better understanding of satellite collisions in low earth orbit- Trained/managed up to 20 undergraduate research assistants, maintaining communication with the project managers

Irvine, California, United States

Gainesville, Florida, United States

- Developed an Engineering Test Protocol report utilizing an Attribute Agreement Analysis gauging study to support an engineering design change on thread specifications for shoulder implants- Managed and collaborated with a cross-departmental team to change design input for a shoulder replacement implant- Designed and manufactured production fixtures for medical implant laser marking, silicone grit-blasting molds, and production tool holding using NX 11 CAD/CAM and a Makino PS95 CNC vertical mill- Developed parametric in-process machining models of a shoulder implant to redesign and improve machining process- Used pFMEA techniques to analyze risks in the laser-marking production processes- Supported Manufacturing Engineering’s New Product Introduction and Advanced Manufacturing teams

Coordinated with CEO to transition the company to a single file-sharing platform and create documentation templates

Gainesville, Florida, United States

- Internship from August 2019-December 2019, May 2020-present

Bachelor'S Degree, Aerospace, Aeronautical And Astronautical Engineering, 3.50

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, Music, 3.50

Activities and Societies: University of Florida Symphony Orchestra — President (Fall 2018-Spring 2019) - University of Florida Symphony.