About Me

Second-year BEng Mechanical Engineering student at the University of Leicester focused on systems engineering, embedded control, and computational modelling. I design modular software architectures for autonomous hardware systems, build simulation-driven mechanical models, and develop data-driven analysis tools in Python. My work bridges physical hardware, numerical modelling, and control logic.

Areas of Work

• Autonomous embedded systems (C/C++, Arduino)
• Mechanical design and CAD (SolidWorks, engineering drawings)
• Data-driven modelling and back testing (Python)
• Engineering simulation (ANSYS, COMSOL, MATLAB & Simulink)
• Electronics design and prototyping (TinkerCAD, EasyEDA)

What I’m Looking For

Currently seeking engineering internships or placements in energy systems, systems engineering, or mechanical design, where I can apply my mix of practical hardware experience, simulation skills, and programming ability.

CAD & Mechanical Design

Clutch Assembly

University Coursework - SolidWorks

A single-plate automotive clutch modelled independently in SolidWorks as part of first-year coursework. All major structural components were designed from scratch including the pressure plate, friction disc, flywheel, diaphragm spring, and housing, approximately 40 parts in total, with standard hardware sourced from the SolidWorks library.

The assembly was fully constrained using mates and documented with exploded views and a formal engineering drawing including title block, balloon callouts, and Bill of Materials.

Engineering Considerations