JUSTIN THIBAULT
Fredericton, NB · 1-902-***-****
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Design focused mechanical engineering graduate with extensive modeling and creative trade skills looking for a long-term career with growth potential while providing exceptional results EXPERIENCE
JAN 2022 – PRESENT
CO-FOUNDER AND LEAD DESIGNER, KV ENERGY SOLUTIONS
Started a green energy retrofitting company in New Brunswick in the effort to make renewable energy more prominent in the province and to assist federal and provincial net-zero goals
Collaborated with solar companies in PEI and Nova Scotia to expand the service areas of all companies to an inter-provincial scale
Responsible for all solar PV design aspects, including electrical diagrams and structural considerations
Liaison for all customer and distributor interactions JAN 2020 – OCT 2021
PROJECT ENGINEER, SOLAR CHOICE MARITIMES
Designed solar PV systems for both residential and commercial clients to assist in the transition to clean energy
Created site diagrams and electrical one-line diagrams using AutoCAD and various solar modelling software
Co-ordinated with distributors, delivery drivers and installation crews to ensure efficient installations with minimal downtime
Created an LK script to optimize design parameters such as inverter selection, oversizing ratios and orientation
EDUCATION
MAY 2018-DEC 2019
MASTER OF SCIENCE IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING, UNB
Research focused on improving force and moment estimation models for submarine design; specifically relating to a hull and sail configuration in a steady turning maneuver
Developed a simulation to improve existing models to achieve more accurate results with respect to the physical interactions between the submarine hull and the surrounding fluid. This research, coupled with previous studies regarding other hull and appendage configurations, allows for safer maneuvering and more efficient operation
Suspended after one year due to funding issues
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SEPT 2014-MAY 2018
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING, UNB Awarded Currie Scholarship in Engineering
3.9 GPA
Elective Courses in Major:
Energy and the Environment, Finite Element Analysis, Biomechanics
Special focus on Aero/hydrodynamics, Boundary Layer Theory, Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD)
Design Project:
Collaborated with the engineering department at Irving Pulp and Paper Mill to design an automated paper roll transporter replacing their current manual procedures
Focus areas included structural design of the frame, designing a power system with control module for ease of use and constructing a hydraulic steering system
Created prototype models using NX 10 and CFD requiring numerous criteria to achieve exemplary results, cost efficient transition and optimum safety standards SKILLS
Excellent command of theory and best practices in designing mechanical equipment using AutoCAD, SolidWorks and engineering drawings
Ability to adapt and learn in new industrial settings
Strong team collaboration skills. Works closely with team members to achieve project objectives and goals
REFERENCES
Available upon request