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Mountain View, CA, US

Santa Clara, California, US

I manage a team of 11 mechanical and thermal engineers developing a wide range of HW to “power on”, test, and debug new Intel products. Our solutions include heat sinks, liquid cooling, dynamic temperature control devices, sockets and loading systems, optical probing tools, automation equipment, mechanical design of pcba’s, and platform HW.

Santa Clara, California, US

Built the team of HW engineers and technicians, and then led the mechanical integration and assembly of Intel’s Autonomous Car Fleet including cameras, lidar, radar, user interfaces, compute, thermal management, power delivery, and data wiring

Austin, Texas, US

Developed high voltage systems for Tesla Model 3, Model X, and Model S.Managed internal and external engineering and supplier teams. Designed components consisting of injection molded, stamped, die cast, forged, machined, extruded, plating, cables, connectors, crimping, welding, pcba’s, and vacuum formed parts. Successful solutions required a high degree.

Stanford, CA, US

I enjoy mentoring design teams with the intention of improving their design process, inspiring creativity, and exemplifying design thinking.

Westminster, CO, US

Designed some some of the smartest and toughest GPS systems in the world...Some products I've worked on:http://www.trimble.com/construction/heavy-civil/site-positioning-systems/sps985_gnss_smart_antenna.aspxhttp://www.trimble.com/construction/heavy-and-highway/Trimble-Tablet.aspxhttp://www.trimble.com/trimbler8gnss.shtml

I provide freelance consulting expertise in: -Mechanical Engineering-Design-Material Selection-Rapid Prototyping and Manufacturing-New Product Definition

Fremont, CA, US

MicroCube is a medical device start up company focused on uncovering clinical needs, developing breakthrough technologies, and releasing turnkey products/procedures for clinical use.My work was focused on the design, prototyping, testing, and manufacturing of microwave ablation instruments

My work was focused on the feasibility engineering and prototyping of Pirelli Cyber Tyre- Interfaced with clients to clearly define and derive design requirements- Found solutions to drawing upon expertise in mechanics, electronics, and physics able to survive the extreme environment found on the surface of a tire

Stanford, CA, US

Engineering 310 is a graduate level course sequence in which students from around the world work with Stanford students to examine user needs in the context of corporate partner project proposals, and to deliver full function product and service prototypes.

Chicago, Illinois, US

Designed products and components using Pro/E to be prototyped and manufactured -Performed mold flow analysis-Used 6-Sigma analysis of assemblies to make design decisions

Contributed to all phases of a design project from conception to manufacturing for 2 consumer products

Evaluated causes of failures in 2 products, performed experimental tests, and suggested design improvementsPerformed need-finding and evaluated design specification for a new product and proposed suggestions

Coral Gables, FL, US

Manufactured parts from metal, wood, and plastic using standard tooling

Ms, Mechanical Engineering

Bs, Mechanical/Aerospace Engineering