Summary
Jeewoo Choi is a Stanford-trained mechanical engineer with 11 years of hands-on experience in dynamic systems, thermodynamics, and composites, focusing on aerospace and automotive applications. He has led composite manufacturing for the Stanford Solar Car Project, developed experimental apparatuses to validate hot surface ignition models in collaboration with Boeing, and prototyped novel pneumatic artificial muscles using ultrasonic welding techniques. Jeewoo combines rigorous experimental testing (stress-strain, thermal/airflow) with practical manufacturing quality analysis from internships at FORVIA and Boeing, and now applies guidance, navigation, and control engineering at Lockheed Martin. Comfortable moving between lab, shop, and team leadership, he pairs deep technical curiosity with a talent for turning numerical models into validated experiments. Based in San Francisco, he also tutors K–12 students, reflecting a commitment to clear communication and mentoring beyond technical roles.
12 years of coding experience
High School Diploma, High School Diploma at Marriotts Ridge High School
Master's degree Mechanical Engineering - Thermodynamics, Master's degree Mechanical Engineering - Thermodynamics at Stanford University