SolidWorks is where I turn ideas into buildable hardware. I use it for everything from complex individual parts to full mechanical assemblies, including sheet metal, tubing, moving mechanisms, COTS hardware integration, and production-ready drawings. Many of my designs have gone beyond the screen and into real fabrication, which has taught me that the best CAD work is informed by how parts are actually made, assembled, tested, and improved. I am also proficient in other CAD platforms, including Autodesk Inventor.
Drawer and storage designed out of 5052 aluminum sheet metal.
Full assembly of MOSAIC, consisting of nearly 200 hand designed components and dozens of integrated pieces of hardware.
Volvo truck wind fairing designed out of A500 steel tubing.
Drawing sample from aluminum drawer and storage system.
Section view of Volvo truck hub mount.
Single cylinder engine assembly from GC120 project.
Actuation mechanism for MOSAIC hatch doors.
Actuation mechanism for MOSAIC trim tabs.