Mechanical Engineer (Hydraulic & Pneumatic)
Hydro-Fan
Total years of experience :5 years, 10 Months
-Conduct mechanical design engineering tasks for hydraulic systems, components, and equipment.
-Perform diagnostics and repairs on hydraulic cylinders, pumps, valves, and related equipment, achieving a 20% reduction in downtime.
-Implement design improvements, enhancing hydraulic system reliability and efficiency, resulting in 15% increase in overall efficiency.
-Provide technical support and guidance to production teams, streamlining
manufacturing and assembly processes.
-Conduct detailed analysis and simulations, optimizing hydraulic cylinder performance for industrial machinery and elevators.
-Ensure compliance with industry standards and safety regulations, upholding zero
accidents during my tenure.
-Conducted comprehensive diagnostics and repairs on customer vehicles, with
expertise in mechanical systems.
-Performed precise disassembly and assembly of engines and transmissions, ensuring top-tier workmanship.
-Utilized advanced diagnostic tools and equipment to efficiently identify and resolve mechanical issues, contributing to a 30% reduction in repair time.
-Conducted thorough quality checks, guaranteeing optimal vehicle functionality and customer satisfaction.
-Developed and executed test plans, evaluating vehicle safety and performance to
ensure compliance with industry standards.
-Utilized advanced computer-aided design (CAD) tools, streamlining the design process with detailed 3D models of vehicle components, reducing development time by 25%.
Projects: Collaborated on a team project to design a fuel-efficient vehicle engine, focusing on sustainability. Independently developed an innovative transmission system for a car, showcasing proficiency in CAD/CAM software. Achievements: Graduated with an A grade, demonstrating academic excellence and commitment to success. Activities: Actively participated as a member of the Engineering Club, contributing to various initiatives such as organizing technical workshops and coordinating guest lectures