Joe Diamond - Arc Studio Email & Phone Number

Glasgow City, Scotland, United Kingdom

ARC Studio is a design & prototyping studio servicing clients in the medtech, veterinary and life sciences sectors. We offer a rapid development service taking ideas through to eye-catching, functional proof of concept models to help engage stakeholders, develop IP for your company, and attract additional investment.We have invested in on-site equipment in order to slash lead times and make concept design & prototyping rapid and collaborative.We would love to talk to you about… Show more ARC Studio is a design & prototyping studio servicing clients in the medtech, veterinary and life sciences sectors. We offer a rapid development service taking ideas through to eye-catching, functional proof of concept models to help engage stakeholders, develop IP for your company, and attract additional investment.We have invested in on-site equipment in order to slash lead times and make concept design & prototyping rapid and collaborative.We would love to talk to you about how we can help bring your vision into reality.Contact Us:tel: 0141 739 9080 email: joe@arcstudioltd.com Show less

Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom

My work at Fearsome entails collaborating with clients to design and produce cutting edge medical devices. Due to the innovative nature of the equipment, this generally involves rapid prototyping through the use of SOLIDWORKS / Onshape, 3D Printing, electronics & coding, metalwork, and an ability to design solutions quickly.Working as part of a small team also allows me to take ownership of large parts of a project, allowing an autonomous and creative attitude when designing.I… Show more My work at Fearsome entails collaborating with clients to design and produce cutting edge medical devices. Due to the innovative nature of the equipment, this generally involves rapid prototyping through the use of SOLIDWORKS / Onshape, 3D Printing, electronics & coding, metalwork, and an ability to design solutions quickly.Working as part of a small team also allows me to take ownership of large parts of a project, allowing an autonomous and creative attitude when designing.I have been responsible for generating technical drawings for IP purposes, designing and realising lab test rigs for verification & validation testing, and being solely responsible for the concept design and prototyping of a small client project.This work also frequently requires the making presentations displaying completed work and pitching them to clients, this is a part of my work I particularly enjoy. Show less

Cumbernauld, Scotland, United Kingdom

In early 2020 I built my own 40 sqm workshop. This included laying a concrete foundation, and building a timber kit with SIPs (Structurally Insulated Panels), and topping with a rubber roof. This workshop enabled me to run a small business for a number of years which produced bespoke, handmade products for customers. This ranged from sgian dubhs and welding balconies through to prop design work as a freelancer. Running my own company taught me about how varied my skillset is… Show more In early 2020 I built my own 40 sqm workshop. This included laying a concrete foundation, and building a timber kit with SIPs (Structurally Insulated Panels), and topping with a rubber roof. This workshop enabled me to run a small business for a number of years which produced bespoke, handmade products for customers. This ranged from sgian dubhs and welding balconies through to prop design work as a freelancer. Running my own company taught me about how varied my skillset is, how to manage accounts and how to bid for potential jobs. Show less

Burntisland, Scotland, United Kingdom

In between University semesters, I worked for four months as a Summer Intern within a small subsea cables team at Briggs Marine. My work entailed problem solving through the use of my mechanical engineering knowledge (such as crane moments, pulley systems, point loads on lifting beams etc.), as well as logistical tasks to ensure projects ran smoothly. I was also frequently involved in the documentation side of projects, as well as sourcing equipment and raising purchase requests. I found… Show more In between University semesters, I worked for four months as a Summer Intern within a small subsea cables team at Briggs Marine. My work entailed problem solving through the use of my mechanical engineering knowledge (such as crane moments, pulley systems, point loads on lifting beams etc.), as well as logistical tasks to ensure projects ran smoothly. I was also frequently involved in the documentation side of projects, as well as sourcing equipment and raising purchase requests. I found satisfaction and pride in speaking with clients and sub-contractors to find solutions to problems and help push any projects closer to completion. Show less

Cumbernauld

Throughout some of my University career, I worked as a Survey Technician within the family business, performing LASER surveys of properties in both the private and public sector. This entailed communicating with clients and providing a service within a specified timeframe, as well as working within a professional environment with people from a range of backgrounds.

Cumbernauld

I worked as a member of staff in The Boathouse, Kilsyth as a summer job in between University semesters.The work allowed me to gain experience dealing with people in a customer service setting, as well as keeping a level head under pressure during busy services.