Formula Society of Automotive Engineers (FSAE) - Aerodynamics
Revolved around Computer Aided Design (CAD) of moulds and parts in Siemens NX and Computer Aided Manufacturing (CAM) in Fusion 360 for gantry, water jetting, milling, and laser cutting machines in Fusion 360 to machine molds.
This project revolved around several sub-projects. To familiarize myself with the design practices for aerodynamic automotive engineering, I designed my own aerofoil in Siemens NX.

My work mainly revolved around the manufacturing of multiple automotive parts from start to finish. The first step usually would be designing the mould for the part in Seimens NX.

Prior to manufacturing the part, Computer Aided Manufacturing (CAM) was done on each part in Fusion 360.

Finally the part would be manufactured using a HAAS Gantry Sheet. Once the mold is manufacutred, resin vaccum enclosure would be used to set the carbon fiber layers - to get heavy and durable parts of the car frame


In addition to this, I often worked on assembling different parts of the car frame - working on creating and machining jigging elements using water jet machines

In the year of 2023, the Purdue FSAE team placed 2nd overall in the National Michigan races!!