Michael G.

Michael G. has a diverse range of work experience in the aerospace industry. Michael currently works as a Stress Engineer at AeroTEC, where they are responsible for analyzing and approving the structural elements of nacelles for electric-hydrogen and electric-hybrid propulsion systems. Prior to this, they worked at Sine Draco as a Stress Engineer, analyzing and reviewing structural installations for cargo conversions and interior modifications of aircraft.

Before their roles in the aerospace industry, Michael worked as a Graduate Engineer at Five Rings Aerospace Pty Ltd, where they collaborated with clients to develop engineering packages for aircraft modifications. Michael also gained experience in managing external communications and website development as part of the VicHyper team. At the same organization, they served as a Lead Design Engineer for the Hyperloop Pod project, where they led a team and managed sponsorships.

Michael's early career includes a position as an Aerospace Engineer Intern at DARcorporation, where they conducted research on small unmanned aerial vehicle design and designed a custom weighing apparatus. Michael also worked at Officeworks as a Team Member, providing technology solutions to customers.

Additionally, Michael has experience as a CAD Draftsman at Stainless Projects, where they contributed to design projects and created 2D and 3D designs. Michael also gained exposure to civil engineering during a student work experience placement at JSC Consulting Engineers.

Overall, Michael G. has developed a strong background in aerospace engineering, stress analysis, design, and project management through their work experience in various organizations.

Michael G. has a strong education background in aerospace engineering. In 2012 and 2013, they obtained an Advanced Diploma in Aerospace Engineering from RMIT University. Following this, from 2014 to 2016, Michael pursued further studies at RMIT University and earned a Bachelor's Degree in Aerospace Engineering (Honours).

In 2015, Michael also obtained a Private Pilot License from the Civil Aviation Safety Authority. This certification indicates their proficiency in piloting aircraft.

Most recently, in 2020 and 2021, Michael completed a Distance-Learning Certificate Program in Aircraft Stress Analysis offered by the Lake City Publishing Company. This program focused on Aerospace Structures.

From this information, it can be inferred that Michael G. has a strong educational background in aerospace engineering, with additional expertise in piloting and aircraft stress analysis.