2354 Jane Lane

Mountain View, CA 94043 Joshua Siegel joshuajsiegel@gmail.com

(319) 431-3606

Experience Education
Mechanical Engineer, Simplexity PD (Aug 2016 — Present) Stanford University
Design components and mechatronic assemblies for the development
M.S. Mechanical Engineering, 2016
and manufacturing of consumer and industrial products
B.S. Biomechanical Engineering, 2014
Design and test prototypes Perform FEA
Model in Solidworks and Creo Direct Size and select motors B.A. Slavic Languages, 2014
Draft technical drawings Sensor instrumentation
Conduct DOE and proof-of-concepts Data measurement and analysis Relevant Courses:
Kinematic analysis Debug electronics Smart Product Design (ME218ABC)
Advanced Dynamics & Computation
Product Design Intern, Apple Inc. (June 2015 – June 2016) Design & Manufacturing
Design and manufacture parts for electromechanical and opto- Medical Device Design
mechanical systems for a development project in Vital Platforms Finite Element Analysis

Model in NX Coordinate parts for vendors

Draft technical drawings Assemble and test platforms
Prototype in-house Technical Skills
Machine shop: manual mill &
Course Assistant, Stanford University lathe, laser-cutting, 3D printing,
Advanced Dynamics, Simulation, & Control (ME331B), 1 quarter
shop tools
Lead weekly office hours and guided student projects on simulation
of multibody systems, constraints, and Kane’s method
CAD: Unigraphics/NX,
Statics / Intro to Solid Mechanics (ENGR14), 3 quarters Solidworks, Creo Direct

Researcher, Stanford University (June – Sept 2013) Programming: MATLAB,

Designed robotic needle steering application in the Collaborative Python, C, C++, Assembly (PIC),
Haptics & Robotics in Medicine Lab; publication in ICRA, 2014 Arduino

Projects Broader Interests

Remote-Controlled Balloon-Popping Hovercraft Mechatronic system integration
Designed balloon-popping mechanism with nichrome wire + servo Mechanical design
mechanism; designed hovering contraption; code in assembly Dynamics analysis

Autonomous Mini-MarioKart Robot Extras:

Designed servo-actuated ball-shooter and motor-encoder assembly Founder of Stanford Jump Rope team
Speak/read/write Russian
Electroluminescent-Wire Jump Rope 4 years of Mandarin
Prototyped ideas from sketches and designed final prototype with Former Fleet Street a cappella singer
CAD; turned aluminum handle parts on lathe Involved in local theatre