Alexander Flasch is a mechanically minded systems engineer with 11 years of hands-on experience designing and producing mission-focused hardware, now pursuing a Master’s in Systems Engineering at Stevens Institute of Technology. He leverages a strong foundation in CAD/CAM, machining, and both additive and subtractive manufacturing to develop UAVs, EOD tools, and rapid-prototyping solutions for the US Army’s C5ISR Center. Comfortable moving concepts to production, he operates and maintains CNC, waterjet, and a broad range of 3D printing platforms (FDM, MJF, SLA, SLS) while using SolidWorks, Mastercam, and Bystronic Bysoft to ensure manufacturability and technical drawing compliance. His background blends R&D work at a university innovation hub with applied defense engineering, giving him a practical knack for replication and machinability of complex items. Outside mechanical systems, he also experiments with front-end web development using React, reflecting a curiosity for user-facing tooling that complements his hardware expertise.
11 years of coding experience
Bachelor's degree, Mechanical Engineering, Bachelor's degree, Mechanical Engineering at West Virginia University
Master's degree, Systems Engineering, Master's degree, Systems Engineering at Stevens Institute of Technology
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