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Contact
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
adgoeq@r.postjobfree.com
https://www.linkedin.com/in/nicklaus-anderson-90617354/
Professional Summary
Results-driven Bachelor of Applied Science, Mechanical Engineer (BASc, Mech.) with five years of experience in course, field and application knowledge. Workplace experience in Formula Car design, and past club expertise within Formula UBC and Rocket UBC pertaining to Manufacturing, Computational Fluid Dynamics, and Finite Element Analysis design.
Skills
Automotive Manufacturing
Computational Fluid Dynamics
Finite Element Methods
Advanced Manufacturing
Automotive Design
Power Electronics
Production Management
Test Engineering
Project Leadership
Experience
Team lead of CFD and FEA Design/Creation of Formula Car Wings
MK Technologies Ltd. Kelowna, BC 2019-2020
Team lead of five crew members, and coordinated all professional conduct and planning between the team at the University of British Columbia, and the industry sponsor at MK Technologies Ltd.
Study of Aerodynamic properties in racing Formula car wing (aerofoil) shapes for best downforce vs drag properties
Long-term Computational Fluid Dynamics studies in OpenFoam and SimScale software
Conducted extensive Finite Element Method testing for structural, and fluid flow throughout working models
Design and selection of front and rear wings from own designs for manufacturing
Manufactured wings using Makerbot Replicator (3D printer) for internal ribbing, and aluminum, foam, and carbon fiber for other internals/exterior
Modelling of pre-owned wings for optimal placement specifications to reduce resource waste
Real-life testing and optimization of wings on track
Strategically managed project budget, eliminated unproductive spending and focused resources on high-result efforts
Created business case for future fabrication of car wings within the Company
Prepared a technical presentation to give research findings, final wing designs, overall cost estimations, and manufacturing feasibility thoughts for the company moving forward
Education
Bachelor of Applied Science Mechanical Engineering
University of British Columbia
Awards
Placed 2nd in SolidWorks design competition - Class of 2019
(of 295 peers in class)
University of British Columbia, 2017
Graduation with Honours
Longfield Davidson Heights S.S., 2015
Continued
Formula UBC (FSAE)
University of British Columbia 2015, 2018
Participated in the design/material selection of braking systems
Aided in CFD modelling of FSAE vehicle and general vehicle aerodynamic design
Manufactured components of aerodynamics package
Marine Engine Designer
Yamaha Motor Corporation Toronto, Ontario 2017-2018
Part of modelling team for Yamaha F25 and F115 outboard motors, primarily on CATIA software
Conducted thermal testing on newer generation models within Lab Testing environment, and ANSYS software
UBC Rocket
University of British Columbia 2016, 2018
Conducted Aerodynamic studies for UBC Rocket, most notably the nose cone of the 10,000 ft launch category Rocket winner of the 2017 Spaceport America Cup.
Created technical drawings and report proving information on all thermal distribution, and stress analysis
Single Stage Gear Box Design
University of British Columbia 2017
Created a functioning gear box that accurately fit over 20 design constraints
Fundamentally consisted of gear, pinion, pinion shaft, gear shaft, bearing, spacer, key, and housing design that allowed for the transmitting of 25 HP from the input to output shaft
G-Wagon Solidworks Project
University of British Columbia 2016
Created a functioning military grade Mercedes-Benz G-Wagon vehicle in Solidworks with functioning drivetrain, engine, weaponry, and fully furnished interior and exterior
Programing
Python
C++
Maple
Matlab
Applications
SolidWorks
OpenFoam
SimScale
TeamCenter
Creo
ABAQUS
CATIA
ANSA
Leadership Strengths
Experience leading and managing team design projects
Enabling and Motivates team members
Ability to recognize and utilizes strengths of team members
Club/Volunteer Work
Formula UBC
2015, 2018
UBC Rocket
2016, 2018
Campus Mentorship
UBC Create Program
2016-2018