Andrew Pruvost

As a member of the SWITCH project team, I was responsible for implementing PLM (Product Lifecycle Management) strategies for the construction of a nuclear power plant. My daily activities involved utilizing advanced software solutions, such as Dassault System's 3DExperience and Exalead Applications, to manage the complete product lifecycle of the project, ensuring efficiency and accuracy in all stages of development. My expertise in PLM and proficiency in cutting-edge technologies allowed me to effectively contribute to the project, demonstrating my strong commitment to delivering high-quality results.

I was honored to work in collaboration with Palatov Motorsports and Cascadia Motion Engineers on a cutting-edge project - preparing the Palatov D2-EV car for Bonneville Speed Week 2020. My role involved actively participating in the assembly of the fully electric street-legal sports car, utilizing my technical expertise and hands-on experience. I was responsible for manufacturing precision parts using advanced CNC machines, such as the Haas EC-1600 Horizontal Mill and the Haas TL-1 Lathe. Additionally, I operated Solidworks and 3D printing software to create and produce parts that met the stringent requirements of the project. The Palatov D2-EV boasts impressive specifications, including ±1300 horsepower and a theoretical top speed of ±265 mph/426 kmh, powered by an 800+ Volt electric drivetrain platform. It was a rewarding experience to contribute to the development of this groundbreaking vehicle and to play a part in its success at Bonneville Speed Week 2020.

Intern in designing a custom fragrance production machine. Design/ development of a machine that produces unique fragrances based on the customer's preferences. Working closely with a team to design an efficient/ elegant system.