Summary
Beldon Lee is an undergraduate Mechanical Engineering student at UC Berkeley with 11 years of hands-on engineering experience across aerospace, automotive, and research teams. He currently researches stratified fluid dynamics at Berkeley while contributing to Formula Electric as an aerodynamics and battery thermal engineer, designing brake ducts, rear wings, and cooling systems. Past internships include flight controls work at Boeing and student engineering for space systems, reflecting a blend of practical systems design and cutting-edge academic research. Comfortable bridging experimental lab work and vehicle-level product design, he brings both CFD-adjacent thinking and hardware integration experience. Based in Sacramento but active across Bay Area teams, he’s motivated to explore diverse engineering sectors to broaden his technical impact. A detail that sets him apart: he pairs geophysical flow research insights with vehicle thermal and aerodynamic design, connecting fundamental physics to applied product development.
11 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Science - BS, Mechanical Engineering, Bachelor of Science - BS, Mechanical Engineering at UC Berkeley College of Engineering
Humanities & International Studies Program (HISP), Humanities & International Studies Program (HISP) at C.K. McClatchy High School
Transferred, Mechanical Engineering, Transferred, Mechanical Engineering at UCI Samueli School of Engineering