My role for this year within the team is to design and manufacture the most cost effective and simplest prototypes of everything that the Design team creates. The target is to create a smaller version of our brand-new built from scratch FS25 car, mainly for geometrical configuration purpose, but also to test that the designs created in CAD are feasible and that we do not rush into manufacturing considering our tight budget.

- Manufactured some key components of the FS24 car, some of which are: tabs, heat shield, prototyped the front suspension bracing.- Was one of the key responsible people on the team during testing and the competition itself. Main responsibilities during testing: checking the tire pressure and temperatures, checking the engine mounts, carrying the battery for car start, delivering all the information in a fast and sensible manner. - Built the car itself, painted all the suspension components and the skid plates. Became proficient in water jet cutting and one of the few people in the team who are allowed to use that machine.

- Created a tab that will hold the rear differential of FS24 car and designed a jig for it.- Designed a simplified F1 in schools car using Fusion 360 and about to test aerodynamicsusing CFD software.- Work on the suspension of the car for Formula Student 2024 competition - Take part in Formula Student Sim Racing Series for this year- Created a Day in life of Formula Student video for the social media

- Use all of my experience to make sure my group of first years is having the smoothest transition into university life possible- Conduct weekly meetings with the mentees and help with any queries- Motivate and nurture a sense of self-dependence and adulthood in the mentees, helping them with this new stage of their lives the same way I was helped a year ago

- Represented the Mechanical Engineering department to the highest standard- Provided event support, including logistical support, for the department’s events programme - Facilitated occasional one-off tours of the department and campus to school groups and other parties- Helped welcome new cohorts to UCL

Having worked as a Socials Executive for 5 months at MES, I am ready to step up and take a role with more responsibilities for the next Academic year.

- Successfully organised a karting event and 2 football games- Helped to hold the Engineering Fair and F1 screening. - I have learned that organising events takes patience, but in the end it all pays off seeing everyone joyous after the events.

- Represented the needs and wants of my entire cohort to make students' lives easier and more enjoyable. - Gave feedback to the academic and pastoral staff and fed the information back to the students. - I have learned how to properly work with such a massive group of classmates, address all of their worries and cooperate with the department to make sure all of the feedback is heard and acted upon.

- Organized and conducted afternoon activities- Cooperated with my colleagues as well as lifeguards and English PLUS teachers to organize the best possible experience for the kids- Taught English language - mainly grammar, vocabulary, writing and listening skills- Conducted fire alarms, roll calls and made sure the kids are safe and that they are having the time of their life.

I have honed my skills in cooperating with customers from different parts of the world and helping them at any time. Furthered my competence in an administrative support position.