2017-2020
Cornell Baja
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One of the highlights of my Cornell experience was the Baja Racing team, where I worked with a small team to design an off-road racecar from scratch to compete in the Baja SAE Collegiate Design Series!
It was awesome to have the opportunity to design something for a real-world environment, and learn so much outside of the classroom. During my time on the team, I designed a variety of projects including our vehicle’s gearbox, which featured several key performance, reliability, cost, and process improvements. Eventually I went on to co-lead the team, and helped develop the first ever four-wheel drive and four-wheel steering design in competition history!
Feel free to explore the detailed pages about my projects below!
My Projects
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Gearbox Internals
Designed for the 2018-19 vehicle, M15, this project featured several key improvements from previous years including more robust materials, streamlined gear selection, higher fidelity analysis, and improved manufacturing processes
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Bevel Gearbox
My senior design project from 2019-20, and important R&D to de-risk the competition shift to four-wheel drive
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Anti-Roll Bar
Designed for the 2017-18 season in order to increase oversteer during maneuverability events and replace complex and unreliable cutting break system
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Mountain Bike Brakes
Successful reseach project to prove that hydraulic mountain bike brakes were viable for Baja SAE
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Full-Driveline Subframe
Research project to understand viability of frame rearchitecture to streamline serviceability while maintaining an adequate fatigue life
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Manufacturing
Highlights of some of the manufacturing I completed for the Baja team!
