Mohamed Bayomi is a mechanical engineering student at CSU Fullerton with a hands-on foundation in automotive repair and mechanical systems. He began with an Associate Degree in Automotive Engineering, working as a mechanic on suspension, brake, and engine systems, and is now applying that background to a Formula SAE club project designing a racecar cooling system. Mohamed is seeking an internship or mentorship opportunity in mechanical or automotive engineering to build professional experience toward a career in automotive or high-performance engineering.
Relevant Skills and Experience
- Automotive repair and diagnostics: Hands-on experience in suspension, brake, and engine repair, along with diagnostics and repair of electronic sensors and devices.
- Engineering design and simulation: Proficient in SolidWorks, AutoCAD, MATLAB, ANSYS Fluent, and Simulink; applied through a Formula SAE cooling system project, including building a resimulation model to size a radiator using prior competition data.
- Manufacturing and fabrication: Working knowledge of CNC machining, 3D printing, and fabrication techniques.
- Electronics and programming: Basic proficiency in Python and C/C++, with hands-on electronics experience using Arduino, sensors, and motor control.
- Technical troubleshooting: Experienced in building PCs from scratch, setting up operating systems, and resolving hardware/software issues.
- Certification: Certified Automotive Mechanic.
- Communication and community engagement: Bilingual in English and Arabic; has taught community workshops on basic car maintenance.