After my 11 years as a Mechanical Engineer, (13 if you include intern years), I am creating this as part of my transition. Call it a memorial if you will, but my finger print son each of these products is undeniable. There have been many ups and downs, such as a successful product release, recalls, friends I have made, and team challenges. As my product is shifting and my day to day is shifting more towards building relationships in Commercial Real Estate, I thank all who I worked for and the opportunity to contribute in meaningful ways
The Design and Development Lead for making Cascon's first Variable Displacement Vane Pump concept a manufacturing reality.
Successfully built and tested the first functional prototype.
Performed structural analysis throughout the program to meet flight safety critical requirements.
During development and initial startup we were prepared to push the packs into the water if a thermal runaway event occured
One of the world's largest manufacturers of reciprocating compressors. I had a ton of help on this project, but as the lead mechanical hardware engineer, I had a hand in the development on 90% of the components shown to the left.
This is the facility I had the fortune to started my career in.
A vertically integrated Design, Manufacture, and Testing Company, with a wide application base.
This gave me exposure to so many aspects of the industry, which resulted in a solid base of understanding and ability to communicate with a wide range of people.
Fun project that provided dual cell, wifi, Bluetooth, and a satellite connection. Personally, I enjoyed pushing the envelope of what could be done with this design, with the implementation of a design and material which cold withstand a harsh cold temperature test of -40 C, while integrating a modern look to the case.