Nicholas Reynolds

• Designed ultra-compact airborne microwave radiometers used specifically for atmospheric and
cloud observation
• Produced assembly manual for all radiometers as primary assembler
• Collaborated with diverse engineering fields to communicate critical design specifications
• Acquired intimate familiarization with product development cycles from the initial design
phase to successful market debut
• Developed an in-house system to organize multiple design iterations ensuring configuration
control and eliminating engineering document conflicts

• Generated a model comparing the force of drag, computed in FloWorks, to an analytically
computed force of drag on a sphere using multiple Reynolds numbers
• Designed the envelope of a blimp using FloWorks to minimize the force of drag.
• Assisted in the design of a solar collector prototype which was implemented in an air quality,
energy, and affordable housing project in Cusco, Peru
• Provided engineering oversight and fabrication assistance to the machine shop

• Instructed students learning a contemporary computer-aided design (CAD) software application
and relevant engineering graphics concepts
• Presented formal lectures pertaining to orthographic projection, sections, engineering drawing
practices, geometric dimensioning and tolerancing, and an introduction to manufacturing
methods
• Evaluated student work and assessed grades, developed and maintained coursework and related
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