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Cesar Rodriguez Saenz

Associate @Exponent

Menlo Park, CA, US
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WORK HISTORY

Jan 2025 — Present

Associate @Exponent

Menlo Park, CA, US

Conduct mechanical failure investigations, analyze components, materials, and systems to determine root causes and contributing factors- Perform engineering analyses and testing, including stress analysis, fatigue, fracture mechanics, and review of design and manufacturing practices- Prepare clear technical reports and presentations, and support with client work, depositions, and expert testimony preparation.

EDUCATION

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University of Virginia

Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering

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Universidad San Francisco de Quito

Bachelor of Science - BS, Mechanical Engineering

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Texas A&M University

Bachelor of Science - BS, Mechanical Engineering

ABOUT CESAR RODRIGUEZ SAENZ

Dr. Rodriguez Saenz is an aerospace and mechanical engineer whose research bridges experimental and computational fluid dynamics, with a focus on unsteady, particle-laden flows. He completed his Ph.D. in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering at the University of Virginia, where his research focused on the experimental and computational study of axisymmetric inertial particle separators for gas turbine engines. His work, conducted in collaboration with Rolls-Royce, has led to multiple peer-reviewed publications and presentations at premier conferences such as ASME IMECE and AIAA Aviation.Dr. Rodriguez Saenz holds expertise that spans through experimental fluid mechanics, CFD, and engineering design, and he has served in both academic and industry roles, including as a design engineer, consultant, and research engineer. Beyond research, he has been an active leader in organizations and engineering councils, advocating for STEM outreach and resources. He is a member of the AIAA Inlets, Nozzles, and Propulsion Integration Technical Committee and a peer reviewer for the Journal of Aerospace Engineering.

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