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I'M
John Byrne.

MECHANICAL ENGINEER
MECHATRONICS ENGINEER
ABOUT ME
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My name is John Byrne, and I am a mechanical engineer, passionate about thermal, fluids, and mechatronics technology. I'm always looking to improve and I strive to expand my horizons through my various side projects.

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I graduated cum laude from Northeastern University in Boston, MA with my Bachelor of Science as well as my Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering. As the engineering industry continues to trend towards the seamless integration of electrical and mechanical systems, I chose to pursue a graduate concentration in Mechatronics Engineering, allowing me to bridge the gap between multiple technical disciplines. 

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Currently I am an Electrolyzer Stack Engineer at Electric Hydrogen, designing the world's most powerful electrolyzers to build a greener future for our planet.

Mechanical Design

Solidworks (CSWP)

Onshape

GD&T

Product Development

DVP&R

DFMEA

DFM

Research & Development

Design of Experiments

Data Analysis (Excel, JMP)

Rapid Prototyping​

Manufaturing

Process Development

Fixture Design

Quality Control

Numerical Modeling

Fluid Dynamics

Finite Element Analysis

Two Phase Flow

Software and Programming

COMSOL Multiphysics

Simscale

Ansys Fluent/CFX

Python

Matlab​

01 My Skills

TECHNICAL PROFIECIENCIES
MY SKILLS
EXPERIENCE

02 Experience

January 2019 - June 2019

Bose Corporation

Reliability Engineering Intern

At Bose, I designed and fabricated test fixturing for reliability testing. I performed benchmark testing on competitor products as well as Bose flagship devices such as the Quiet Comfort 35 headphones. In addition to my testing responsibilities, I designed a number of experiments to investigate potential failure modes, created automated test stands to augment the efficiency of my team, and earned my Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt through the implementation of a self-developed Python web app.

October 2020 - December 2021

Coalition of Hope Foundation

Mechanical Engineer in the Advanced Technologies, Research and Design Division
The Coalition of Hope Foundation (COH) is a 501c non-profit organization that provides global humanitarian aid and disaster relief (HADR) support to people around the world. In the last 5 years, COH has provided aid and logistics support to many victims of natural disasters including hurricane Harvey, Hurricane Maria, and the Ecuadorian earthquake that destroyed the city of Pedernalas. COH began to develop the Air Care Program to provide airworthy logistical support for their ground operations. I was contacted and asked to begin to develop designs for these cutting-edge support aircraft. 

January 2021 - May 2021

Jetcool Technologies

Research and Development Intern

At Jetcool, I designed and fabricated liquid cooling modules for high-power electronics. I had the opportunity to build and study a custom natural convection-based heat exchanger with the objective of minimizing resource costs and maximizing the energy removed from heated elements.

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Graduation

May 2022

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June 2022 - Present

CONTACT

03 CONTACT

Interested in learning more?

Feel free to fill out the form to the right or contact me at:

 

Email: johnconb4@gmail.com

Tel: (203) 252-9529

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