Summary
Jason Cortella is a Senior Mechanical Engineer with eight years of hands-on experience designing and scaling hardware and manufacturing for consumer products, notably building Gantri’s 1,500+ printer 3D printing facility and co-designing a custom four-printhead polar coordinate printer. He blends deep mechanical design—Injection molding, rapid prototyping, factory throughput optimization—and software-oriented tooling such as script-based G-code generation and slicer development, reflecting his transition into full-stack software engineering studies. A proven collaborator with OEMs and global suppliers, Jason has led cross-industry projects from automotive steering hubs to VR controllers and multi-arm robotics subsystems. Based in San Francisco, he brings a maker’s curiosity—testing wild ideas on the bike, in the kitchen, or in code—and a track record of turning prototypes into scalable production systems.
8 years of coding experience
4 years of employment as a software developer
Full Stack Software Engineering, Full Stack Software Engineering at Holberton School
BS, Mechanical Engineering, BS, Mechanical Engineering at University of California, Santa Barbara
English