Summary
Joshua De Santiago is a Mechanical Design Engineer with nine years of hands-on R&D and manufacturing experience in the marine industry, currently developing and commercializing energy-efficient aquaculture systems. He combines practical skills in additive and conventional machining, prototyping, PLC and BLDC motor control, and cobot integration with formal engineering training from Duke University focused on energy generation and environmental impact. At Lindgren-Pitman he led design-to-production efforts for the Stingray net washer, helping boost electric reel production 400% and drastically reduce fuel consumption compared to competitors. He’s equally comfortable on the shop floor—performing installations and troubleshooting—and in front of audiences, producing technical articles and marketing content for trade publications. Interested in renewables, materials science, and humanitarian engineering, he brings a systems-minded approach that favors sustainable, maintainable designs and clear project documentation.
9 years of coding experience
Bachelor's of Science, Mechanical Engineering, Bachelor's of Science, Mechanical Engineering at Duke University
English, Spanish