Joshua D. Williams

Joshua D. Williams has a diverse work experience in the field of engineering and education. Joshua D. started their career as a Teaching Assistant at SeniorNet, where they helped senior citizens learn technology skills. Joshua D. then worked as a Teaching Assistant at Cornell University, teaching introductory aeronautics and assisting students with problem-solving.

Joshua D. gained practical experience at GE Aviation, first as a Supply Chain Engineering Co-op and later as an ITEP Power Turbine Design Team Co-op. In these roles, they focused on mechanical simulation, design, and stress analysis.

Joshua also worked with Cornell University Unmanned Air Systems, initially as an Airframe Team Member, where they contributed to the design and construction of lightweight airframes. Joshua D. later became the Airframe Team Lead, overseeing the design of a 10' wingspan aircraft. Joshua D. was responsible for factors such as stability, control systems, and materials.

Joshua D.'smost recent position is as a Mechanical Engineer at Opener, where they work on the cutting-edge Blackfly aircraft. Joshua D.'sresponsibilities include mechanical design, flight testing, and composites manufacturing.

Overall, Joshua has demonstrated their expertise in engineering and education through their various roles and experiences.

Joshua D. Williams completed their education in a chronological order. From 2014 to 2018, they attended Cornell University, where they pursued a Bachelor of Engineering (B.Eng.) degree in Mechanical Engineering. Prior to that, from 2010 to 2014, they completed their high school education at Northport High School.

In addition to their formal education, Joshua D. Williams obtained a certification in Remote Pilot (Part 107) from the Federal Aviation Administration in June 2020.