David Markham

David Markham has a diverse range of work experience in mechanical engineering. David most recently worked as a Senior Mechanical Engineer/Fluid Systems at Electric Hydrogen, where they contributed to decarbonizing industrial sectors. Before that, they held the position of Senior Mechanical Engineer at Giner, Inc., where they managed projects related to phase change heat exchangers and metal insulation. Prior to that, David worked as a Mechanical Engineer at Raytheon, where they designed test stands and electrical power and control systems. David also gained experience as an R&D Mechanical Engineer at Mainstream Engineering Corporation, where they designed and built test stands for screw compressors. Earlier in their career, they worked on projects involving microfluidic delivery systems at Northeastern University, hydrokinetic turbine mounting brackets at Free Flow Power, and battery cell testing at A123 Systems. David also completed a systems engineering co-op at iRobot, where they conducted tests and analysis on the PackBot multi-mission robot.

David Markham graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering from Northeastern University in 2012. David then went on to pursue a Masters of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Central Florida, which was completed in 2017.