Apurva Ramkrishna Bhamare
Auburn Hills MI – ***** 313-***-**** ******@*****.***
SUMARY:
Mechanical Engineering Graduate specialization Design Engineering and CAE with more than 2 years of professional experience in Mechanical Design and Product Development. Working Knowledge of design tools like CATIA V5, Unigraphics 11&10, Solidworks, CAE tools. Skilled in quality tools such as DFM, DFA, FMEA, Six Sigma, GD&T, DVP&R, and Continuous Improvement
EDUCATION:
Masters in Mechanical Engineering
Wayne State University, MI
GPA: 3.7/4 December 2019
Bachelor in Mechanical Engineering
University of Pune – Pune, MH, India
GPA: 3.6/4 May 2016
TECHNICAL SKILLS:
CAD: AutoCAD, Uni-Graphics NX (Certified), SolidWorks, CATIA V5 Simulations: MATLAB, Abaqus CAE: Ansys Workbench, OptiStruct, Ls-Dyna, Hypermesh, Hyperworks, Nastran Documentation: MS Office, MS Excel WORK EXPERIENCE:
Design Engineering Intern September 2019 – Present Magneti Marelli Automotive Lighting, MI, U.S.A
Design & development of exterior lighting components for the automotive industry which meet legal, customer, and internal requirements using CAD software – Unigraphics and Catia V5.
Worked with CAE team/design team, for design optimization, design modifications to overcome structural failures in FEA simulation, and work with ECRs, as well as New Product Development
Assisted simulation team to validate Headlamps/Tail lamp CFD and thermal analysis for material selection, structural improvement
Experience working with Team center, releasing data
Participated in design review, drawing reviews, analyze tooling, and recommend improvements leading to increased productivity, quality and safety
Designed 3D CAD in NX and Catia V5 for new and existing automotive exterior lighting components like Headlamps and other exterior lights. Creating 2D assembly drawings for manufacturing.
Created supporting fixtures, outer fixtures for new developed product using knowledge of plastic processes.
Knowledge of testing methods and government requirements like FMVSS108, CMVSS108,ECE48 for automotive lighting designs
Creating detailed assembly drawings for all the lighting components using knowledge of GD&T standards Jr. Mechanical Engineer June 2016 – Dec 2017
Ascent Technocrat, Nashik, MH, India
Responsible for the design and development of both existing & new fasteners components for fitting parts, Engine Parts, Automobile and electronic parts using CAD software- Unigraphics NX 9.0
Documented different client requirements, specifications and implemented them in the design, with a direct communication with customer, Project manager and other functional departments like manufacturing, quality assurance and validation.
Maintained the Design Data transfer on the Database software
Created 2D assembly, Bill of Materials, also engineering changes
Interpreted input from technicians to resolve design issues and incorporated solutions to design for manufacturability along with simultaneous engineering with the customers on field.
Produced and proofed machine shop drawings for production utilizing a working knowledge of GD&T standards Mechanical Engineering Intern (Quality) Jan 2014 – April 2014 Anushaka Engineering
Led and facilitate process improvement teams providing Lean tools such as process flow charts, basic statistics, control charts, and Lean Daily Management (LDM)
Experienced with interpreting engineering drawings and creating inspection methods and aesthetic specifications of Automotive Components & Shock Absorber components
Involved in six-sigma (cost reduction), statistical capability studies, continuous improvement and safety.
Gained experience in Product development & Improved quality of manufacturing product ENGINEERING PROJECTS:
1. Thermal Analysis and optimization of Disc Brake
Performed Design, assembly, 2D drafting and exploded view, rapid prototype modelling of Disc Brake Mechanical System. Also created BOM for the assembly in UG NX 11
Studied the motion simulation of Disc Brake and analyzed maximum force on disc
Performed meshing for the assembly and analyzed 3D, 2D contact for friction for simulation
Conducted thermal analysis on disc and CFD analysis on brake pads.
Optimized the efficiency of disc for long durability 2. Design and Analysis of 900 V-Bending by Press Brake Forming using NX UG and ABAQUS CAE
Designed parametric model using NX UG 11.0 and modelled the blank using solid elements (C3D8R) in ABAQUS CAE to find the best die and punch design. Also, used shell elements (S4R/SC8R) for the comparison. Re-iterated for different punch heights, punch strokes and different punch angles
Analyzed Stress-Strain, Displacement, Elastic-Plastic Deformation, Fatigue Life Cycle in ABAQUS.
Optimized design near severe deformation & critical stress areas to overcome spring back effect seen in V-bending
Optimized design near severe deformation & critical stress areas to overcome spring back effect seen in V-bending 3. Finite Element Analysis – stress performance of components
Analyzed a plane stairway truss for maximum tensile-compressive stresses and maximum displacements.
Computed to the truss loads in different members with “Method of Sections” in MOM
Analyzed a bracket for stress performance using RBE2-spider force application and creating mid-surfaces in Hyper mesh for performing the baseline analysis. Further, reduced its maximum stress by 10% by reinforcing the regions where stress concentration is high, by making the structural changes like increasing the fillet radius to 10mm and by placing the rib at those locations.
4. Crash analysis - Frontal crash test simulation – Component/Full-scale barrier impact Tests
Performed FRONTAL crush for full-frontal crash of a vehicle as per FMVSS standards
Converted the car to a convertible and simulated according to the requirement
Improved the vehicle body structures that incorporates progressive crush zones to absorb part of the crash kinetic energy, maintained vehicle integrity of the passenger compartment and simultaneously controlled the crash deceleration pulse, barrier force, structural deformation force to achieve the crashworthiness goals. 5. Design of injection molded automotive door handle using NX UG
Designed the automotive door handle considering the design aspects using surfacing options in CatiaV5
Added design features like ribs, lips and screw bosses to strengthen the design in the critical areas
Conducted draft analysis to verify if the design can be molded
Ensured that the product can be manufactured considering functional requirements, tooling, manufacturing, and plastic part feasibility
RELEVANT COURSES:
Finite Element Methods Computer Aided Engineering Engineering Analysis
Computer Aided
Mechanical Design NX
11.0
Product Lifecycle Sustainable
and Management
Machine Design
CERTIFICATION / TECHNICAL TRAINING:
Siemens PLM Software’s authorized training in Unigraphics NX 9.0 Jan 2016 – March 2016
Tata Technologies Unigraphics Advanced NX 11.0 Feb 2020
Automotive Product Design Using Catia V5 June 2020