I graduated from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute’s Product Design and Innovation program, a dual major that combines Mechanical Engineering with Science Technology and Society Studies with interdisciplinary design studios each semester. Since then I have been the lead mechanical design engineer at several startups, have worked at some multi-billion dollar companies, and have brought several products from napkin sketches to full commercial production.
Some of my projects include electric...
I graduated from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute’s Product Design and Innovation program, a dual major that combines Mechanical Engineering with Science Technology and Society Studies with interdisciplinary design studios each semester. Since then I have been the lead mechanical design engineer at several startups, have worked at some multi-billion dollar companies, and have brought several products from napkin sketches to full commercial production.
Some of my projects include electric sports wheelchairs and wheelchair attachments, a tabletop DNA analyzer, high fidelity speakers and subwoofers, high voltage devices, and instrumentation for observing explosive events in batteries and transformers.
Although I have not worked as a tutor before, I have really enjoyed mentoring interns and junior engineers on the job, and I have a lot of patience to teaching younger people about math, science, and especially engineering. No matter where your understanding is now, I aim to meet you there and help you reach the next level.
If you’re in high school thinking, “why does this stuff even matter?”, I hope to help you connect what you’re learning to the real world.
If you’re starting a college design project thinking, “where do I even start?”, I can help you find an approach that works for you, and give pragmatic feedback as you work through it. If you need to build something I can help you find the vendors that can fill in whatever gaps your institution might have in terms of capability or speed.
