Christopher Pittman

Christopher Pittman has a diverse background in mechanical engineering, with experience in various industries. Christopher began their career as a Mechanical Engineer Intern at Continental Corporation, where they designed and conducted testing for automotive modules. Christopher then worked at InQ Biosciences as a Mechanical Engineer, responsible for designing and testing electromechanical assemblies for cell culture devices. Pittman continued their career at Sanmina as a Mechanical Design Engineer, designing and implementing mechanical components for medical devices. Christopher also used SolidWorks CAD modeling and analysis to create compliant designs. Afterwards, they joined Q-Track Corporation as a Mechanical Design Engineer, where they optimized manufacturing processes and supported design proposals. Most recently, Pittman worked at Correlated Magnetics Research as a Mechanical Design Engineer, specializing in magnetic printer systems and developing custom magnetic solutions for customers. Overall, they have demonstrated proficiency in mechanical design, testing, and analysis.

Christopher Pittman earned a Bachelor of Science (B.S) degree in Mechanical Engineering from The University of Alabama in Huntsville. Christopher attended the university from 2003 to 2010, taking part in a comprehensive program that provided him with the necessary skills and knowledge in the field.