Jason Curle

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Head of Hardware Engineering @ Cellular Origins
United Kingdom
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About Jason Curle

I am a Mechanical Engineer with over 25 years of experience in Product Design and Mechanical Engineering with experience of developing and maturing novel technologies, from concepts through to manufactured products. I’ve work on complex robotics system, mass produced consumer products and a few things in between.One of the behaviors I developed early in my career was a Fail Fast mentality - from CNC machining prototype parts to test concepts, challenging prototype techniques and capabilities to get parts quickly or performing FEA simulations to understand performance of parts under extreme use cases. Without understanding failure, you cannot expect to measure robustness of any solution to real world use cases.I have led and built-up design teams, and coached, mentored, and influenced large teams of engineers outside of my direct reporting structure. I have many years of leading and chairing design reviews, detailed part reviews or detailed drawing reviews and sign-off. I have helped develop review methods at various companies and I am a firm believer in standard work so team members have clear expectations of what is needed in reviews - and importantly what is not.I have championed the use of DFMEAs in recent roles, making sure data captured is meaningful and forms part of the toolset a design team is using day to day. Working with a system level view to ensure boundaries are clearly understood and accessed, identifying many often-neglected interfaces along the way.I have led several root cause investigations using tools such as DMAIC and 5 why’s to rapidly get to the source of an issue; then with the team building understanding to solve problems but importantly taking learnings away to help avoid reoccurrence through improved design processes/guides or simple knowledge sharing initiatives.I am looking for my next role where I can make a real impact by apply my engineering skills, as well as coaching and influencing others around me.

Jason Curle's Current Company Details
Cellular Origins

Cellular Origins

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Head of Hardware Engineering
United Kingdom
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73
Jason Curle Work Experience Details
  • Cellular Origins
    Head Of Hardware Engineering
    Cellular Origins
    United Kingdom
  • Cellular Origins
    Head Of Mechanical Engineering
    Cellular Origins Sep 2024 - Present
    Melbourn, England, United Kingdom
    Joining team to help deliver advanced robotics automation to cell therapy.
  • Dyson
    Senior Principal Engineer
    Dyson Apr 2024 - Aug 2024
    Malmesbury, England, United Kingdom
    I joined the NPF team as part of the Principal Engineering group. My major contributions in the role have been around Mechanical and System Robustness. I steered the way DFMEAs were used across projects – pivoting from them being purely a deliverable on a milestone to being a tool the design engineers used. This helped ensure the right things were being looked at the right time – ensuring people don’t get lost in solutions when there were bigger risks to mitigate. I championed and mentored many design engineers, in the use of FEA Simulation as part of the design process. This enables designers to Fail Fast – and understand limits more clearly. Developing the methods for this involved collaborating with the Technical Development team, and ANSYS to setup the right training and support for casual users within the team.I facilitated several root cause analysis exercises, that successfully developed solutions to potential project stopping issues. As with similar tasks I try to focus where possible on coaching and mentoring rather than entirely fixing a problem myself, allowing colleagues to take the tools back into their teams and deploy when needed.I was the architect for a revised Technical Mentoring Program that was in process of being deployed globally. The process addressed the challenges of managing CPD with ongoing project work, it aimed to pull in the best practice from around the business so the process could be applied across all teams utilising the pockets of technical expertise that hid in some teams. Unfortunately, due to restructuring I was not able to see this one though to its completion.
  • Dyson
    Principal Design Engineer
    Dyson May 2022 - Apr 2024
    Working with design engineering teams to support innovative and disruptive product development.
  • Oc Robotics
    Senior Leader - Mechanical Components
    Oc Robotics Mar 2013 - May 2022
    Bristol, United Kingdom
    As part of the senior management team, I significantly grew and led the Mechanical Design Engineering team at OC Robotics and was part of the integration team when the company was acquired by GE Aviation.Initially the primary focus of my role was the design and development of the next generation of OC Robotics systems, building on the companies existing portfolio of projects and technologies. This involved leading various investigation to improve life and or performance of the existing systems as well as looking at DFM/DFA aspects. As new products where introduced I had to manage the challenge of balancing manufacturing capacity and demand on low volume products with minimal impact on design team. I worked with my team to identify suitable sub-contract assemblies to reduce internal labour, focusing team on critical setup or configuration activities. This varied from simple bearing fits on shafts, to sub-contract design and manufacture of full assemblies. Also steering the design team to use stock or configurable parts where possible over custom designed components.I worked with customers, primarily in the Oil & Gas sector to develope product requirments, starting and costing new projects, then internally focusing on the successful delivery of the projects to the end customers, often involving managing installation, commissioning, and training of users on site. I worked closely with other senior leaders in the business to improve the way design review were conducted, and how critical data was presented, to key stakeholders. Introducing DFMEAs into the company helped to manage the technical risk elements, although in a simpler format than I use now, they were still valuable.
  • Arjohuntleigh
    Principle Mechanical Systems Engineer
    Arjohuntleigh Oct 2012 - Feb 2013
    Cardiff
    My role was to help support and drive forward product development within the design team in Cardiff. I was primarily aiding the project management team with technical support on key projects as well as developing early-stage projects - Concepts, CAD schemes, pneumatic schemes and product specifications. Longer term goals to help mentor and grow mechanical design team, and look at innovative technology areas. Unfortunately, due to R&D moving away from Cardiff not long after starting my role was made redundant.
  • Domino Printing Sciences
    Mechanical Design Team Leader
    Domino Printing Sciences Feb 2011 - Sep 2012
    Bar Hill, Cambridge
    I lead the Mechanical design team at Domino. Mainly working on key improvement areas within the department as well as within own team. Helping implement FMEA processes, improved test methods, wider use of FEA and general robustness of designs. Oversee the mechanical design process and look to make the most of a very good team.Still hands on with some design work using Pro E/Wildfire, and often pulled in to projects more closely to look at technical issues and help problem solve.Also advise out across the group on engineering issues, helping analyse systems and to optimise designs using tools such as ANSYS.
  • Renishaw
    Principal Design Engineer
    Renishaw Jun 2008 - Feb 2011
    I managed a growing mechanical design team within the special projects area during the development of Renishaw's Gauging product range, including being the lead engineer during the development of the Equator system working closely with the company chairperson developing initial concepts through to early prototypes, then into pre-production. The project required me to work with and develop new to company processes, including rapid pattern manufacture for loose pattern sand casting, pushing complexity of injection moulded part design and cost engineering existing technologies. Many of the early features I developed are still in the production units today and have been scaled up for other similar products.
  • Renishaw
    Senior Design Engineer
    Renishaw Nov 2004 - Jun 2008
    Developing new product concepts within the special projects area. Looking at lowcost routes to produce rapid turn around prototypes and developing ideas into production solutions.
  • Dyson
    Design Engineer
    Dyson Feb 2003 - Nov 2004
    I worked in new product design. To address a significant design challenge, I developed the skills that allowed me to rapidly iterate then analysis parts before integrating back into the overall design. This led to significant performance improvements and a manufacturable design. I also more widely influenced the uptake of parametric sketcher based modelling in CAD, creating several complex parametric demonstration models that integrated excel based design analysis into the CAD models – design changes that may have taken days were achievable at the click of a mouse button.
  • Renishaw
    Design Engineer
    Renishaw Jun 2000 - Feb 2003
    Graduate Role, primarily involving project management of design changes on a current product leading. Took on a lot of responsibility early in the role with working closely with the production line and electronics design teams to improve product yield and reduce out-of box failures significantly. Included working at major customer site to implement in-field upgrades and support.

Jason Curle Skills

Design For Manufacturing Product Development Fmea Design For Assembly Ansys Tolerance Analysis Cross Functional Team Leadership Engineering Creative Problem Solving Process Capability Stress Analysis R&d Product Innovation Cad Manufacturing Research And Development Design Specifications Innovation Problem Solving Product Testing Analysis Risk Analytics Siemens Nx Solid Edge 2d Pro E/wildfire R Product Design Mechanical Engineering Engineering Management Lean Six Sigma

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Jason Curle attended Heriot-Watt University, Kinross High School.

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