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Matthew Novotny
Mechanical Engineer II
Matthew Novotny is a recent Mechanical Engineering graduate from Loyola Marymount University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering.
He aspires to leverage his academic learning and internship experiences to contribute significantly to mechanical design teams.
Having a diverse range of interests in engineering, Matthew is particularly keen on fields like aerospace, security, HVAC design, and product development.
He also harbors a strong inclination towards engineering sales, expressing qualities of optimism, reliability, and outgoing nature.
Proficient in various software tools including Solidworks, GD&T, MATLAB, and Microsoft Office suite with a focus on Excel and Word.
Matthew's educational journey includes completing high school education at Jesuit High School and pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering at Loyola Marymount University.
His professional experience spans roles like Mechanical Engineer II at Advanced Technology Group, Mechanical Design Engineer at CornellCookson, Production Engineer at CornellCookson, and Mechanical Engineering Intern at Capital Engineering Consultants, Inc.
Additionally, he has held positions such as Intramural Sports Student Manager, Supervisor, and Referee at Loyola Marymount University.
His varied background also includes stints as a Merchandiser at TNG Merchandising and an Assistant Coach at Folsom Recreational Soccer.
Matthew Novotny is known for his openness to learning and willingness to explore new opportunities.
Highlights
I’m happy to share that I’m starting a new position as Mechanical Engineer II at Springs Fab ATG!
Owning a 3D Printer is not only great for hobby projects, but it also opens doors to collaborate and create solutions for businesses!
I teamed up with Chase Remley to create ‘supersized’ professional models for Rivulis Irrigation’s trade show events in late ‘21. The goal of this project was to design a 5X scaled model (tabletop display) that draws interest of customers from afar at their booth.
Such a fun project, all parts were printed on my Prusa i3 MK3! The acrylic stand was made using Chase’s table top laser. A great learning experience, excited to pursue more opportunities like this in the future!
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