At Honeywell NSC, located in Kansas City, Missouri, I had an invaluable opportunity to shadow and assist lead engineers, gaining hands-on experience in tool and equipment inspection, additive manufacturing, and material studies. This immersive experience allowed me to contribute directly to groundbreaking research and further hone my skills in primarily additive manufacturing and mechanical design engineering.
During my internship, I contributed to cutting-edge research focused on advancing additive manufacturing techniques for nuclear deterrence development. My primary objectives included designing and integrating a new extruder/embedding tool and milling tool into a 4-extruder E3D ToolChanger Printer, ensuring compatibility with printer G-code (Objective A). Additionally, I developed an operational camera metrology module for a 5-Axis 3D printer to analyze print jobs at micron-level precision (Objective B).
