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About me
I am currently a mechanical engineer at Cubic Corporation, where I offer direct support for the manufacturing of transport systems directly at their primary manufacturing plant in Tijuana and San Diego. As a recent graduate from San Diego State University I have entered industry with the goal of gaining additional experience, grow as a mechanical engineer, and be part of something bigger than myself.
Education
2016- 2022
San Diego State University
I have graduated from San Diego State University having achieved a Bachelors of Science in Mechanical Engineering. Throughout my education at San Diego State University, I was able to learn and develop valuable knowledge and skills that will help me in my career as a Mechanical Engineer. From Mechanical and Thermal Systems Analysis and Design to Solid Modeling and Engineering Materials, all my courses prepared me for the engineering industry.
Experience
September 2022- Present
Associate Mechanical Engineer
Cubic Corporation
In September of 2022, I started working as an Associate Mechanical Engineer at Cubic Corporation. My role involved providing full support for the manufacturing section of Cubic Transportation Systems(CTS). In this position I have gained valuable experience in the manufacturing and product lifecycle management areas of the engineering industry.
May 2022- September 2022
Assistant Field Service Engineer
Bear General Repair
As a Field Service Engineer I, analyze, find, and fix any mechanical and some electrical issues in any major appliance. With the help of countless tools and other experienced Field Service Engineers, I gained valuable hands on problem solving and analytical skills that have helped me delve further into the technical aspects of my career.
May 2021- August 2021
Engineering Development Intern
MAKESafe Tools Inc.
Over the summer of 2021, I had the opportunity to work as an intern at MAKESafe Tools Inc., where I was able to gain valuable skills working with machinery and tools, such as a bandsaw, lathe, a drill press, an oscilloscope, solder station, and a digital thermometer with thermocouples. In addition, my main task during the internship was to gather thermal data on different electronic components, including TRIACS and bridge rectifiers, to be able to compare each of their thermal failure points and determine which would be best for certain electronic applications. I also learned how to solder electrical components, how to properly clean PCBs for use, and how to create engineering spreadsheets along with computerized data plots.