Work Experience

Currently part of Structural Systems Design team, generally responsible for system design integration and performing computational mechanical analyses of whole aero engines.
For one of the main projects, acting as an integrated project team leader, with the project goal of addressing potential safety concerns through structural analysis and numerical risk assessments.

Completed the Rolls-Royce Engineering Graduate Programme working in a range of departments including Whole Engine Modelling, Manufacturing Capability Acquisition, High Performance Computing, High Temperature Research Centre, and Future Technologies Group.
Focus was placed on developing highly technical skills in the areas of engineering simulation, mathematical modelling, numerical analysis, programming, computational fluid dynamics and structural systems.

Collaborated with design, manufacturing and integration leads to collect information about the design of a high pressure turbine parts.
Organised the data in a concise form to serve as astandard for designing future demonstration engines and to aid decision-making by management.
Improved and automated a database of suppliers using VBA in Excel.

Part of Altair group, EDEM is the market-leader in Discrete Element Method (DEM) technology for bulk and granular material simulation.
Following the internship, I continued to provide EDEM engineering support part time for 3 months.

Completed a 6 months long placement as a part of my university degree.
Utilised EDEM, a Discrete Element Method software, to set up, run and post-process bulk material simulations.
Customised physics models using an application programming interface and C++.

First experience in a professional engineering environment for 3 weeks.
Completed a Solid Edge CAD software training course.
Became familiar with Altair HyperWorks CAE software through a series of tutorials.