Envision Energy

Junior Mechanical Engineer

— PROJECT NAME

Megawatt Electrolyzers


— SKILLS UTILIZED

- Mechanical Design

- 3D Modeling

- Quality Engineering

- Design for Manufacturability

- Procurement



Contributed to the development and validation of next-generation megawatt-scale electrolyzer platforms (PEM & AEM) through three core focus areas:


1. Mechanical Design

  • - Led redesign efforts for critical electrolyzer components to improve performance and manufacturability
  • - Created and iterated 3D models through structured brainstorming and collaborative design reviews

2. Quality Engineering

  • - Applied DFM principles to optimize designs for scalability and cost-efficiency
  • - Produced detailed technical drawings with GD&T annotations
  • - Conducted part inspections both pre- and post-failure (root cause analysis)

3. Design Validation

  • - Performed mechanical testing of custom components
  • - Participated in hands-on assembly and teardown of full systems for fit, function, and durability evaluation


— PROJECT NAME

Lab-Scale Electrolyzers


— SKILLS UTILIZED

- Mechanical Design

- 3D Modeling

- Quality Engineering

- Design for Manufacturability

- Procurement







Led the full redesign of the lab-scale electrolyzer platform used for cell testing—delivering significant improvements in durability, testing functionality, and ease of use over the previous generation.


Collaborated closely with R&D scientists and senior mechanical engineers throughout the project. Responsibilities included:


  • - Identifying initial design challenges and leading brainstorming sessions

  • - Creating and refining 3D CAD models and performing key mechanical calculations

  • - Managing design reviews, part sourcing, and DFM considerations

  • - Conducting part inspections and functionality testing

  • - Overseeing final assembly and handing off the completed system to the R&D team


— PROJECT NAME

Electrolyzer Test Stands


— SKILLS UTILIZED

- Mechanical Design

- 3D Modeling

- Systems engineering

- Mechanical assembly



Collaborated closely with systems and process engineers to design and build in-house electrolyzer test stands from the ground up.


Converted detailed P&IDs into full 3D CAD assemblies comprising hundreds of components, including major equipment, instrumentation, fittings, piping, and structural supports.


Key contributions included:

  • - Translating process schematics into manufacturable mechanical designs

  • - Creating complex assemblies in CAD for multi-system integration

  • - Participating in all aspects of physical assembly, including:
  • 1. Frame construction and equipment mounting
  • 2. Pipe bending, fitting, and instrumentation installation
  • 3. Basic electrical wiring and system integration

  • - Supporting commissioning and troubleshooting of the completed system


— PROJECT NAME

Custom Fixtures & Miscellaneous Design Tasks


— SKILLS UTILIZED

- Mechanical Design

- 3D Modeling

- Mechanical assembly

- Design for Manufacturability

- Rapid prototyping (3D printing, laser cutting, CNC machining, and power tools)

- Procurement







In addition to major design projects, I regularly take on smaller, fast-paced mechanical design and fabrication tasks to support cross-functional teams. These tasks range from quick part modifications and in-house machining to designing and delivering functional tools or fixtures for R&D, quality, and production use.


Examples of these hands-on projects include:


  • Catalyst Coating Fixture: Designed and built a custom fixture to assist the R&D team in applying catalyst layers onto electrodes with improved precision and repeatability.

  • Hydraulic Lifting Cart Modification: Customized a heavy-duty cart to safely transport sub-scale electrolyzer stacks weighing up to 500 pounds.

  • Inspection Fixture: Created a hybrid laser-cut and 3D printed fixture for the quality team to streamline and standardize part inspection for incoming components.