Summary
Gabriel Muzio is a Mechanical Design Engineer and Purdue University mechanical engineering student with a decade of hands-on experience across design, manufacturing, and data-driven engineering roles. He has applied mechanical design skills to real-world products—from pest-control devices at BanfieldBio to water desalination filters and electric go-kart drivetrains through EPICS—and now works on commercial products at Electric Mirror. Gabriel pairs traditional mechanical design with applied data science, having built ML models for remaining useful life prediction at Raytheon and neural-network models during pandemic research, enabling him to bridge hardware and analytics. He’s led multidisciplinary teams as a project manager and team lead, and has practical fabrication and testing expertise alongside systems-level thinking about EV drivetrains. Based in Mercer Island, WA, he’s especially interested in electrified vehicle powertrains and brings uncommon depth in both predictive analytics and hands-on prototype manufacturing.
10 years of coding experience
4 years of employment as a software developer
Mercer Island High School
Bachelor of Science - BS, Mechanical Engineering and Technology, Bachelor of Science - BS, Mechanical Engineering and Technology at Purdue University