MIHIR RAUT
*****.*.****@*****.*** 647-***-**** **2 Nelson St, Ottawa ON, Canada K1N 7S7 https://www.linkedin.com/in/mihir-raut/
SUMMARY
Highly proficient in software’s for computer-aided design, technical drawings, simulations, and project management.
Ability to test and prototype to determine feasibility and integration of several designs through Ciena corporation, and uOttawa Rocketry Team.
Extensive experience in engineering design, hands-on experience in machine shop fabrication through uOttawa Electric Racing Team.
Ability to communicate in large teams and ensure congruence between sub-teams through MetalCraft Marine Inc.
Ability to work in a fast-paced environment and work with key suppliers through Ciena corporation.
EDUCATION
University of Ottawa Sept. 2017 – June 2021 BASc Mechanical Engineering BSc Computing Technology
WORK EXPERIENCE
Ciena – Hardware Engineer Intern Interconnect – Ottawa ON, Canada Sep. 2020 – Dec. 2020
Created design specification documents, approved ECOs, and drawing packages for several parts.
Efficiently interacted with several key suppliers to check for compatibility, availability, quotes, and samples for their products.
Used PNA network analyzer and TDR (time-domain response) machines to measure signal integrity (insertion loss and cross talk) in several test boards.
Collaborated to capture and analyze results from Flowers of Sulfur test measuring PCB corrosion in high sulfur environments.
Used Cadence to create schematics and check footprints for several electrical components.
Ciena – Hardware Engineer Intern Interconnect – Ottawa ON, Canada Jan. 2020 – April 2020
Designed and conducted tests using a Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM) to determine the effects of wear on contact plating of the connector.
Conducted high-level research and presentations on minimizing environmental corrosion effects on printed circuit boards in high sulfur environments.
Conducted several First Piece Evaluation (FPE) documents on electrical components to determine supplier compatibility with Ciena design specifications.
Efficiently collaborated to conduct root cause analysis for a supplier connector to determine the reason behind high insertion loss of the connector.
MetalCraft Marine Inc. – Engineering Summer Intern – Kingston ON, Canada May 2018 – Aug. 2018
Studied the complete process of an OSR US Navy boat and proposed design changes to reduce production time and improve efficiency.
Used Rhino/AutoCAD to develop drawings and assembly instructions for the production team to easily and efficiently fabricate parts.
Designed lifting device for the UJ305 Waterjet Propulsion Engine, and protection railings to improve shop safety.
Communicated effectively between production and design engineering teams to maintain CAD files and congruence between teams.
SKILLS
TECHNICAL SKILLS:
SolidWorks, Technical Drawing, Finite Element Analysis Simulation, Computational Fluid Dynamics Simulations (STAR CCM+), AutoCAD, MATLAB, MS Office, Product Development, Lean Manufacturing, Project Management, WHMIS Safety, Python, Multisim, Cadence, TDR Machine, PNA Machine.
SOFT SKILLS:
Effective Communication, Problem Solving, Teamwork, Self Management, Punctuality, Meticulous.
PROJECTS
uOttawa Electric Racing Team – Co-Captain Sept. 2018 – April 2020
Collaborated to create an efficiency based electric car working on Li-ion battery and brush-less DC motor.
Awarded fourth place out of 24 teams in Shell Eco-Marathon Americas 2019 with an efficiency of 206 km/kWh.
Designed high tolerance sprocket gear to optimize motor efficiency in drive train.
Machined a hub adapter using lathe and used TIG Welding to bond a subframe for the drive train.
Conducted design reviews and developed project documents for effective management of budget, resources, and schedule.
uOttawa Rocketry Team – Field Testing Dec. 2017 – Sept. 2019
Collaborated to create a rocket to compete in Spaceport America Cup and reaching an altitude of 10,000 ft.
Awarded fourth place out of 47 universities competing in 10,000 COTS category, 8th place out of 157 universities overall.
Designed and conducted a testing procedure and fabricated test rig that used a load cell to determine the parachutes drag coefficient.
Developed a test that was used to calculate the force at which the shear pins fail for proper ejection sequence.
Created assembly and part drawings for the motor-mount, avionics-mount, airbrake and recovery system.
CERTIFICATIONS
Lean Six Sigma Green Belt, International Association for Six Sigma Certification (IASSC) July 2019
Certified Associate in Project Management, Project Management Institute (PMI) Aug. 2018