Ryan Joseph
Mechanical Design Engineer @Ieee Robotics And Automation Society
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WORK HISTORY
Mechanical Design Engineer @Ieee Robotics And Automation Society
Fabricated custom-sized L brackets to support the mounted camera stand of the robot with the use of SolidWorks, eventually manufacturing the parts by 3D Printing (FDM).• Designed and manufactured a custom-sized IMU case to house the IMU software using CAD software and additive manufacturing (FDM), which was successfully integrated with the robot\'s frame.• Aided in assembling all the hardware components of the robot and preparing it for testing before the annual intelligent ground vehicle competition.• Cooperated with fellow design engineers to analyze, test, and calibrate designed parts for implementation.
EDUCATION
The University of Texas at Austin
Bachelor's degree, Mechanical Engineering
ABOUT RYAN JOSEPH
As a driven Structures Engineer at Texas Guadaloop, my passion for mechanical engineering propels me to model and manufacture aerodynamic structures with a focus on polymer composites and fiberglass. Partnering with a team, we have enhanced the structural soundness and aerodynamics of our designs, ensuring that our innovative solutions are both feasible and pioneering.Concurrently, my role as a Mechanical Design Engineer at Robotics and Automation Society leverages SolidWorks CAD to prototype and perfect components for autonomous robotics. Our collaborative efforts in design and additive manufacturing culminate in the seamless integration of hardware, embodying the practical application of my Mechanical Engineering studies at The University of Texas at Austin.
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