Summary
Addison Craik is a third-year Engineering Physics student at UBC concentrating in Mechanical Engineering with minors in Honors Math and Commerce, bringing eight years of hands-on experience across student engineering teams and fast-paced kitchens. He has practical aerospace-relevant experience designing and manufacturing propulsion and braking components—creating a lightweight, higher-force braking mechanism and casting a liquid rocket combustion chamber while validating mounts with FEA. Skilled in detailed CAD drawings and custom in-house manufacturing processes, he reduces reliance on external vendors and lowers costs. Comfortable balancing technical design with production constraints, Addison pairs analytical rigor with practical shop-floor problem solving and a knack for optimizing assemblies for fabrication. Based in Vancouver, he is actively seeking opportunities to apply his multidisciplinary engineering skills to the aerospace industry.
9 years of coding experience
Bachelor of Applied Science - BASc Engineering Physics Engineering, Bachelor of Applied Science - BASc Engineering Physics Engineering at The University of British Columbia