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Warwickshire, England, United Kingdom

Product Owner for Off Cycle Restraints (seat belts, airbags and child seats)- Managing product backlog with key stakeholders to ensure that all potential projects are recorded, aligned to strategic direction and prioritised accordingly in the Backlog- Working as an engineer developing Body of Knowledge artefacts such as; requirements, DFMEA, Bill of Design.

Banbury, England, United Kingdom

Leading the engineering development of Arrival CAR restraint system including steering wheel, seat belts and airbags and their integration into the wider vehicle. My role takes components all the way from RFQ and conceptual packaging through to validation and sign off on vehicle (including regulatory and consumer testing performance).At Arrival I spend a.

United Kingdom

I delivered the seat belt and child restraint system for two electric vehicle programmes before leading the same commodity for a new vehicle architecture using Agile project management techniques. I was responsible for: packaging, legislative support, attribute performance, design verification, part function, design for manufacture, DFMEA and cost.

Gaydon, Warwickshire, United Kingdom

I was responsible for reviewing designs and engineering steering wheels and driver’s airbags on all future vehicle models, conducting any problem solving that was required throughout the development process.As Programme Module Sub Team leader I lead a cross functional team to support new vehicle programmes, whether it be carrying over or developing new.

Gaydon, Warwickshire

Engineer on the AML graduate scheme within the TVM (Total Value Management) team reporting to the Purchasing department.My role harnessed both engineering and commercial skills to identify and implement cost reduction opportunities on current and future vehicles, I also started working towards chartered engineer status.I went on rotation for 6 months into.

Loughborough

I was a student ambassador working for Loughborough SOAR and a variety of tasks including:Open daysDepartment tours and student Q&AsUniversity experience visits (years 9-13)This role often involved; independent work, working to a tight schedule and representing the university to a range of audiences.

Oxford, United Kingdom

Year in Industry Placement (13 months) within the techinical laboratory.I was responsible for 2 projects, one looking at technical and cosmetic cleanliness within vehicle assembly and the other involving control of preventative maintenance within the Mini paintshop.Day to day work consisted of ADHOC jobs involving; materials characterisation, failure.

Robert Bakewell Hall

I was elected by my peers to control my university halls' budget, as treasurer I was responsible for collecting hall subs in a clear and fair manner off 400 students. I was also responsible for; ensuring this money was spent on appropriate events and items, keeping the books up to date and being part of a larger hall committee team responsible for.

Bachelor Of Engineering (Beng), Automotive Materials, First Class Honours

Materials Engineering degree with Automotive elements including: CAD, Metallurgy, Polymers, Ceramics, Mechanics, Vehicle Design, Business.

Diploma In Industrial Studies (Dis), Engineering, Pass

Year in Industry Placement (13 months) within the techinical laboratory at BMW Manufacturing UK in Oxford.

Engineering Foundation Year, Engineering, 78%- Pass

Engineering Foundation Year designed to provide the fundamental knowledge required to successfully complete an undergraduate degree..