Cambridge, England, United Kingdom
Summer 2025: Motor Dyno Design Spring 2026: Active Suspension Dyno Design
- Working remotely while finishing off my Bachelor's Degree at The University of Edinburgh - CAD in Siemens NX - Tooling design for MGU and MCU assembly processes - Rig design for hardware-in-the-loop testing - Engineering drawings with GD&T
- Stator design and manufacture for a 350kW powertrain - Experience winding and terminating stators, with great understanding of the VPI process - CAD in Siemens NX, using primarily modelling and sheet metal applications, with surfacing where required. - GD&T training with Coventry University allowing accurate tolerancing on complex drawings - Hands on composite manufacturing experience at Polar Composites - Low level BOM management in MS Excel using conditional formatting - Python and MATLAB skills using pandas, matplotlib and MATLAB live scripts, to process and plot realtime datafeeds
Battery module and pack design of a 140S3P, 504V, 7.26kWh accumulator, using MolicelL INR-21700-P42A. Simulink/Simscape powertrain modelling of battery, PMSM, inverter and driveline. Hardware in the loop test-rig design.
For four days in July 2024, I volunteered for the Institution of Mechanical Engineers as a Technical Scrutineer, assessing the safety and rule-compliance of entries to Formula Student UK 2024. During these days I engaged with students from all over the world, to ensure the cars they had designed and manufactured were safe for on-track action. It was very rewarding, and I learned a lot from my peers - I hope to return as a volunteer again for FSUK 2025