Mechanical Engineering Intern
North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
• Reviewed, assessed, and updated all existing drawings and BOMs alongside a 4-person engineering team in preparation for the next generation assembly of the Pipe Spool Welding Robotic Arm (SWRA)• Originated and architected a low-cost motion tracker for the robotic arm by mounting a spare smartphone utilizing scrap sheet metal, which was utilized throughout all phases of prototype testing• Inspected, gauged, and used SolidWorks to model the manipulator wiring, laser shelling, and the Human-Machine Interface (HMI) which was integrated into the assembly• Assembled a $200,000 robotic welding arm in collaboration with a 3-person team to be sold globally • Used spool gun to weld pipe sections to prepare for accuracy tests under the guidance of lead welders• Developed a new solution to protect sensors and camera lens from proximity welding UV radiation by machining 60 acrylic lenses, ensuring adherence to all safety policies and procedures• Monitored, maintained, and systematized the inventory and workshop, enhancing productivity by over 50%• Researched and procured supplies through catalogues as well as contacted suppliers to restock inventory• Generated 5 installation manuals and 1 screen recording to advance employee and customer installation efficiency• Delivered quality IT and OS support: configured/deployed new computers and troubleshot errors for existing ones