Jonny Flowers is a Senior Mechatronics Engineer with 14 years of experience designing and shipping avionics, battery systems, and thermal solutions for autonomous drones and robotic platforms. He has led mechatronics and hardware development at Amazon Prime Air and Zipline, partnering with manufacturers on PCBA, soldering process development, and safety-critical lithium battery handling, and now applies that expertise at BRINC Drones. Skilled across mechanical design, heat transfer, PCB/Altium, embedded electronics, ANSYS, Matlab and Python, he blends hands-on prototyping with manufacturing and serialisation/traceability process know‑how. His MPhil research on flexible, stretchable electronics points to a knack for unconventional materials and wearable sensor innovation, and he has a history of rapidly scaling production—most notably leading a team to manufacture and donate ~500,000 face shields during the pandemic. Based in Seattle, he combines systems-level avionics architecture with practical shop-floor and CM collaboration to take complex hardware from concept to high-rate production.
14 years of coding experience
14 years of employment as a software developer
Master of Philosophy - MPhil Flexible Stretchable Electronics for Sport and Wellbeing Applications, Master of Philosophy - MPhil Flexible Stretchable Electronics for Sport and Wellbeing Applications at Loughborough University
A-Levels Mathematics Physics & IT, A-Levels Mathematics Physics & IT at JFS School
GCSEs GCSEs, GCSEs GCSEs at Queen Elizabeth's School, Barnet
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