As a Design Engineer with the EPFL Racing Team, I specialized in crafting innovative components crucial to our Formula Student racing endeavors. Collaborating within the largest team I've worked with, consisting of 90 individuals focused on a singular goal, I transformed conceptual designs into high-performance solutions, optimizing our vehicle for competitive success. From initial sketches to final production, I honed my skills in precision engineering and teamwork, ensuring our car remained at the forefront of technological advancement. My tenure with the EPFL Racing Team has fortified my commitment to excellence and equipped me with the expertise to tackle future engineering challenges with confidence and proficiency.

I am proudly part of the Power electronics team, but as a mechanical engineer, which means that most of the mechanical task that the team has to face is my responsibility. My first and main job was to design, simulate, build and test the cooling block of the VSI, the controler for the 4 motors of the car. With this I learned new techniques of CFD (computational fluid dynamics), with heat transfer and fluid dynamics coupled. I also learned how to program a mill to machine the part, to work with many team members from every other team, and to manage my time and my tasks. On top of the cooling block, the team made me work in close relationship with Pedro leal Chede, to make a test bench for the motor and VSI cooling. I also had to design many other small mechanical parts that the power electronics team needed.