Jose Martinez Garcia

Jose Martinez Garcia has a diverse range of work experience in the engineering field. Jose began their professional career in 2014 as an External Collaborator at IDEA INGENIERIA. In 2015, they worked as a CFD Aerodynamics Engineer at AV FORMULA, where they specialized in tasks such as Gurney flap CAD design and ground effect study.

In 2016, Jose worked as a Design Engineer at Roborace, where they gained valuable experience in CAD design and systems packaging for non-conventional layouts. Jose also interacted with various renowned companies in the industry. Later that year, they joined Manor Racing as a Mechanical Design Engineer, responsible for designing setup equipment and other necessary components for F1 racing. Jose then briefly worked as a Mechanical Design Engineer at Xtrac Ltd, focusing on design updates for the WRC FIA Championship gearbox program.

In 2017, Jose worked as a CFD/FEA Analyst at SH3D before transitioning to a Stress Engineer role at OPTIMA INGENIERIA, where they worked until 2020. Currently, Jose is employed as a Mechanical Design Engineer, specializing in chassis design, at CHARGE CARS.

Throughout their career, Jose has demonstrated skills in various areas such as mechanical design, stress analysis, CFD/FEA analysis, and aerodynamics. Jose is experienced in utilizing design techniques such as sheet metal, CNC machining, and 3D printing. Additionally, Jose is adept at producing detailed drawings according to industry standards. Jose has a robust knowledge of materials and heat treatments, as well as experience working with high-profile clients and collaborating with different teams.

Jose Martinez Garcia has a strong educational background in engineering. Jose obtained their Master of Science (MSc) in Motorsport Engineering from Oxford Brookes University in 2015. Prior to that, they completed their Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering at Universidad Politécnica de Cartagena from 2008 to 2013. In addition to their degrees, Jose also holds certification in the International English Language Testing System (IELTS), which they obtained from the British Council in March 2014 with a score of 7 out of 9.