Summary
Andrew Hutchinson is a Research Associate specializing in flywheel and hybrid energy storage systems, leveraging MATLAB/Simulink to advance modeling and simulation of battery degradation within the multi-university ESI4NZ program. He completed a PhD in 2023 with a thesis on Flywheel Energy Storage and combines academic publication experience with practical engineering from a prior role at Atkins, where he delivered electrical power designs and led a ~£400k project. Comfortable across project life cycles, he produces scoping documents and bids, trains and mentors junior engineers (including a seven-session program delivered to an international office), and is skilled in ETAP and Amtech. His background in MEng Electronic Engineering and hands-on projects like an electric go-kart give him a rare mix of semiconductor, EMC, and system-level design insight that informs both research and implementation.
13 years of coding experience
Master of Engineering (MEng), Electrical and Electronics Engineering, 2:1 Honours, Master of Engineering (MEng), Electrical and Electronics Engineering, 2:1 Honours at The University of Sheffield
A-Levels, Further Maths, Maths, Biology, AAA, A-Levels, Further Maths, Maths, Biology, AAA at Toot Hill School