Skills
What I bring to a team
Organized by category rather than a flat list, since "skills" means something different in design versus analysis versus working with a team.
Mechanical Design
Turning requirements into manufacturable, load-appropriate geometry.
Machine design & power transmission
GD&T
DFM / DFA
Mechanism & linkage design
Sheet metal & weldment design
CAD
Daily-driver modeling and drafting tools.
SolidWorks
Siemens NX
AutoCAD
Revit
Fusion 360
Manufacturing
Getting from CAD to a physical, working part.
3D printing (FDM / resin)
Prototype fabrication & assembly
Analysis
Verifying a design will actually hold up.
Finite element analysis (FEA)
Thermal / fluid analysis
Stress & fatigue calculations
Failure & root-cause analysis
System Advisor Model (SAM)
Programming
Enough software to automate analysis and integrate hardware.
MATLAB
Java
Basic C
Excel / VBA
Software
Supporting tools used day to day.
ANSYS
MS Project
Microsoft 365 (Outlook, Teams, and other everyday tools)
Git / GitHub
PDM / version control workflows
Business
Grounded in a business minor completed alongside the engineering degree.
Financial AccountingManagerial AccountingEntrepreneurshipMarketing
Professional Skills
How the technical work actually gets delivered on a team.
Technical writing & reportingCross-disciplinary collaborationDesign reviews & presentationsProject planning & scheduling