Gary Day

Gary Day has over 25 years of work experience in mechanical engineering. Gary currently works as a Mechanical Engineer at Co-Diagnostics, Inc. and previously worked as a Senior Mechanical Engineer at Traverse Solutions & Instrumentation, LLC. Before that, they had a long tenure at L-3 Communications as a Manufacturing Engineer, where they specialized in creating rapid prototypes and permanent tooling for defense industry applications, implementing additive manufacturing solutions, and maintaining 3D printing equipment.

Prior to L-3 Communications, Gary worked as a Mechanical Engineer at Bridgeport Systems, where they developed new products for the carpet cleaning and disaster cleanup industry, redesigned existing products, and developed quality control tools and gauges.

Gary also worked as a Design Engineer at Connor Sport Court International, where they designed modular sports flooring and basketball systems and provided CAD support.

Furthermore, Gary gained extensive experience as a Staff Mechanical Engineer at Hightower Technology Capital, Inc, where they worked on InkJet printer design and development, particularly in plastic injection molded part design.

Earlier in their career, they provided engineering support at Raytheon for missile products and assisted in the design and development of control sections. Gary also worked as a Test Development Engineer at Hewlett-Packard, where they developed custom test equipment and provided CAD software support.

Gary's work experience began as a Research Assistant at USU Space Dynamics Lab, where they managed inventory, procured materials and equipment, and provided computer support.

Gary Day completed their high school education at Woods Cross High School from 1986 to 1989 and obtained a diploma. Following this, they pursued higher education at Utah State University from 1989 to 1996, where they obtained a Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in Mechanical Engineering.