Designing, developing and producing educational, robotics/AI based toys for children's early development.Handling a variety of tasks from the research and development of new robotics/AI based toys to the product design of the toys in prototype stages in CAD. Additionally, I also handle tasks related to the computer-aided design of theatrical animatronics for children's stage shows.

Worked casually as a junior engineer at Codex where research is being undertaken to develop bio-technological systems that mimic the conditions of the human body to more effectively and efficiently cultivate cells. Performing CAD/CAM work for both product design and to design the injection moulds for manufacture and injection moulding in-house. I handled the entire CAD to part workflow, from designing, to making technical drawings and finally machining the parts. Additionally, I operated the CNC mill manufacturing the moulds as well as other smaller tasks ranging from product design to automation.

I was, for 2 years, the Lead Mechanical Design Student and Driver of the robotics team "Team 3132". I worked closely with industry experts and other passionate students to design robots from scratch which compete by completing often complex tasks and games in international tournaments. Previously, the robots I have worked on have come 2nd in Australia twice, First once, and 3rd Internationally (Out of over >5000 teams) once. I also have experience in machining and manufacturing as I fabricate and assemble a portion of the parts for my team as well. Here's a description of the competition from FIRST:The FIRST® Robotics Competition is the flagship competition of FIRST. A large-scale robotics competition, FIRST® Robotics Competition brings together students and mentors to build robots that perform in a competitive but gracious environment against teams from all over the world.In order to build the robot during the short build season, teams have to design and build mechanical, electrical and software controls systems, as well as integrate them all into one remote-controlled machine. Students have the opportunity to learn engineering skills across several disciplines, whether theyre interested in shaping and assembling metal, working with electronics, programming controls systems in Java, C++ or National Instruments LabVIEW, wiring up robots, designing innovative mechanisms, or creating complex autonomous programs to autonomously aim, drive and shoot.Every year, around March, FIRST® Robotics Competition regional competitions are run. Teams from all over the world travel to regionals to compete and earn their way to the World Championship event. Each regional has 24-60 teams competing in the robot game and presenting their outreach to judges. Held in April, the FIRST Championships bring hundreds of FRC teams together to play the game with and against each other.Source: https://firstaustralia.org/programs/first-robotics-competition/

The Professor Harry Messel International Science School is an internationally recognized, selective, educational science event that happens in July every 2 years. 90 Students from around Australia, as well as 48 international students, are individually selected, after applying, to attend the ISS event. Students who attend are given personal STEM workshops and lectures from industry professionals and distinguished scholars.

"The Engineering Summer School is supported by the Office of the NSW Chief Scientist & Engineer. It is a collaboration between Engineers Australia, Sydney’s leading Engineering Universities, Rotary Clubs and key Engineering organisations. The Engineering Summer School brings together 100 Year 12 Students from across NSW & ACT, who have commenced their final school year, with exciting career choices to make. This is a fully residential program with students accommodated on campus at Sydney University.Throughout the program, the students will meet and interact with professional engineers employed by government, private companies, researchers and academics in a wide range of engineering disciplines. The students will attend lectures/demonstrations at participating NSW universities and participate in industrial visits.