Nishan Singh Dhillon
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Education/Certification
MS IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING (MINOR – ELECTRICAL) AUGUST 2016 – MAY 2018
University of Florida, Gainesville, USA GPA – 3.46
Relevant Coursework: Finite Element Analysis and Methods, Applied Elasticity & Advanced Mechanics of Materials, Advanced Manufacturing, Composites, Structural Optimization, Engineering Entrepreneurship, Micro-Electro Mechanical Systems (MEMS), Semiconductor Device Fabrication Lab (Clean Room Experience)
DIPLOMA IN CADD ENGINEERING JANUARY 4, 2016 – JUNE 10, 2016
Centre for Development of Advanced Computing(CDAC), Mohali, India Grade -A
Relevant Coursework – AutoCAD, Autodesk Inventor, CATIA V5, Pro-E Creo, SolidWorks
BS IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING AUGUST 2011-APRIL 2015
Guru Nanak Dev Engineering College, Ludhiana, India First Division
Relevant Coursework – Fluid Mechanics, Heat Transfer, Automobile Engineering, Thermodynamics, Strength of Materials, Design of Machine Elements
Technical Skills
DESIGN – CATIA V5, SolidWorks, AutoDesk Inventor, Pro-Engineer Creo, AutoCAD, GD&T, KLayout, FMEA
ANALYSIS – ABAQUS, Ansys
3D PRINTING SOFTWARE – Simplify 3D, Cura
Other – MS Word, Excel and PowerPoint
PROGRAMMING – Object oriented programming in Java, MATLAB, C, C++, HTML, CSS
Experience
TESLA INC. JANUARY 2018 – MAY 2018
Fremont, California (USA) POSITION – DESIGN ENGINEERING INTERN (INTERIORS-DOOR TRIM TEAM)
Redesigned the rack used for transportation of the door trims using CATIA V5
Modified, created prototypes and tested some features of the door trim
Supported the Manufacturing team by creating drawings, BOM and exploded views of various assemblies and sub-assemblies under strict deadlines using Solidworks
Designed a jig for measuring E-release wire harness when placed on door trim using surface and part modelling
Managed & Resolved Manufacturing and General Assembly signaled issues
Creating PowerPoint presentations for the management explaining process flow hence helping them make important decisions
FAB LAB, INFINITY HALL SEPTEMBER 2016 – APRIL 2017
University of Florida, Gainesville (USA) POSITION - INTERN
Designed, prototyped, and fabricated projects for students and faculty at UF using Solidworks
Worked with Laser cutters, Waterjet cutters, FDM, Binder jetting 3D Printers for prototyping and department-based projects
JAIPUR METRO RAIL CORPORATION LIMITED, INDIA AUG 16, 2014-NOV 16, 2014
JAIPUR, INDIA POSITION - INTERN
Worked in various departments and gained indepth knowledge of the functioning of the pneumatic system of the train, braking system, coupling, HVAC, suspension system, power system, Train Integrated Management System (TIMS), and a number of other aspects
G.S AUTO MOTIVES PRIVATE LTD. JUNE 2013-JULY 2013
LUDHIANA, INDIA POSITION – INTERN
Modeled and generated engineering drawings for Hanger Shackles/ Brackets, Threaded Ring, and other components using AutoCAD and Solidworks
Projects
DESIGNING TANKS MADE OF VARIOUS MATERIALS (COMPOSITES & METALS) & CALCULATING APRIL 2017
THEIR WEIGHTS
Given the factor of safety the goal of the project was to identify the materials that will yield the lowest weight of the storage system
Various materials considered were - (a) Glass/epoxy; (b) Graphite/epoxy; (c) Kevlar/epoxy; (d) Aluminum; and (e) Steel
For the composites, Tsai-Hill failure theory was used, and von Mises’s yield criterion was used for metals.
STRUCTURAL OPTIMIZATION USING TOPOLOGY AND SIZE OPTIMIZATION MARCH 2017
Any design process starts with a concept, in structural optimization, the initial concept usually is the determination of material distribution in the design domain and to come up with the best possible layout to implement. In this project 99-Line Topology Optimization codes by O.Sigmund and CALFEM Toolbox in integrated to develop an optimum weight design by conceptualizing a layout and its further refinement.
CREATING A MATLAB PROGRAM TO ANALYSE A UNIAXIAL SPECIMEN OF A QUAS-ISOTROPIC MARCH 2017
GLASS/EPOXY LAMINATE
Simulate the test using your computer program to determine:
First ply to fail, and corresponding load Nxcr, and corresponding mid-plane strain εx0cr
Through progressive failure of the plies, ultimate load Nxu, and burst pressure
Plots Load-Displacement (F-u0) diagram until ultimate failure
The MATLAB program is versatile, and various factors such as material, material properties or number of plies may be changed to obtain the above-mentioned results
ANALYSIS OF CANTILEVER BEAM USING ABAQUS CAE OCTOBER 2016
• Studied the behavior of beam under different loading conditions with the help of different types of elements such as constant strain triangles, Linear rectangular element, Quadratic triangular and Quadratic rectangular element
• Compared the finite element solution with exact solution and determined the error in each element type