Summary
Jessica Segill is a multidisciplinary software and mechanical engineer with five years of experience designing and validating electro-mechanical systems across defense, medical, and manufacturing environments. She combines hands-on vehicle automation expertise—having converted a 2019 Toyota Corolla to run Comma.ai’s Openpilot and created a smartphone-controlled CAN-bus web interface—with strong ISO/QMS and testing credentials (ISO 17025, ASTM, IPC standards). Her background spans product design in SolidWorks, fixture and test equipment fabrication, FMEA/FAI processes, and production engineering automation including VBA scripting. Jessica has driven quality system renewals and built cross-functional supplier relationships while delivering to strict timelines for commercial and military customers. She is active in STEM outreach, having founded community robotics programs that scaled funding and participation, reflecting her commitment to mentorship and education. Based in Lowell, MA, she brings a pragmatic blend of field-level tinkering and formal engineering rigor to vehicle automation and complex manufacturing challenges.
5 years of coding experience
6 years of employment as a software developer
High School, High School at Oliver Ames High School
UMass Lowell