- Solidworks
- Mastercam
- Blender3D
- ASME Y14.5m 1994 throughY14.5 2018
- Process improvement and implementation
These are just highlights of my skill level and experience.
Product Concept, Industrial, Electromechanical Design to Electronic and Mechanical Manufacturing Drawings
San Jose,
CA,
United States
Product design from concept to manufacturing. Experience spans from electronic to electromechanical design for products for many markets: Consumer, medical, aerospace, electric veh...
I'm there when you need a little help - I've just completed my thesis and I've mastered the art of writing and editing technical papers. I'm intrigued to learn about new ideas, new...
Experienced in complex machine design for automation and electromechanical applications.
Strong understanding of pneumatic, hydraulic, and electronic systems.
Focus on packaging...
Mechanical engineering professional with SolidWorks expertise
Laramie,
WY,
United States
I enjoy designing, modeling, prototyping and testing new products. I enjoy taking ownership of a design from concept to production with the freedom to think outside of the box. I h...
- Strong experience in SolidWorks and CREO 4.0 (ProE)
- Former design intern at Stanley Black & Decker
- Teaching Assistant for SolidWorks at Ohio State
I am an Engineering Manager based out of Tennessee, with nearly 20 years of experience spanning industries. My professional experience includes time working in Aerospace, Aviation,...
Designer 3D modeling in Rhino for over 10 years. Professionally I've also designed in ZBrush, Powerm
Levittown,
PA,
United States
Corinne graduated from Tyler School of Art at Temple University in Philadelphia with a B.F.A. in Ceramics and Metals/Jewelry/CADCAM including a Minor in Art History.
Concept Design, New Invention Development & Gadgets Design Specialist
Silver Spring,
MD,
United States
For me, product design is not just about solving puzzles. It’s about connecting with people through the things we create and making a product that solves a problem in their lives....
