Michael Buchman Email & Phone Number

Natick, Massachusetts, US

Natick, Massachusetts, US

Menlo Park, CA, US

• Sr. Mechanical Engineer working on design and analysis of key linear generator systems
• Responsible for the engineering design of key subsystems, working with suppliers, and improving reliability.
• Engineered cost down improvements that will reduce the system cost by approximately 7%
• Took successful ownership of systems including the compressed air system, reaction chamber, electrical boxes, vibration isolation, and unit shipping strategy.
• Technical lead on key systems and successfully managed initial design and integration of improvements. This included an update that resulted in a 0.7% improvement in overall system efficiency.
• Worked to develop initial manufacturing methods and bring up the pilot factory. This involved developing novel alignment methods and helping design the most efficient layout.

Cambridge, MA, US

Worked with corporate partners in order to commercialize PhD research on a manifold system that enables the turbocharging of single-cylinder engines through licensing.

Cambridge, MA, US

My research was on a novel method forturbocharging single-cylinder four-stroke internal combustion engines to create a cleaner, more compact, fuel efficient and lower cost power source for small-scale farmers in India. Turbocharging uses energy from an engine’s exhaust to compress the intake air, this allows the engine to combust more fuel. Due to the.

Cambridge, MA, US

Over the last three years I volunteered to be the TA and mentor for Global Engineering (since I have an NSF fellowship it was completely optional) and a group for the class. This is a new class upper level undergrad/grad class created by Professor Winter. The goal of this class is a new project class designed to teach students how to apply rigorous.

I started working on maker workshop with a couple of friends in 2014 when it was still an idea. I was a founder, Safety Officer, Vice President, and the current President of MIT Maker Workshop. This is a student run maker space dedicated to teaching, giving guidance, and providing access to the tools needed to successfully complete projects for.

As an intern at Infinium Metals I built a condenser system for metal vapor. I designed a condenser that utilized a series of channels that cooled the metal down to the appropriate temperature. The condenser featured unique molten copper heat pipes that pulled the heat from the inside of the condenser to the surface of the condenser. I also created a system.

Cambridge, MA, US

I was offered a unique opportunity to be the first undergraduate TA for Thermal-Fluids Engineering II. I was the first undergraduate student to TA this class. My responsibilities included managing a team of graders, reviewing tests and problem sets, writing answer keys, and holding office hours for 10-20 students.

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Mechanical Engineering

Master'S Degree, Mechanical Engineering

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Mechanical Engineering