Summary
Martin Cesnik is a researcher and PhD-trained mechanical engineer with nine years of focused experience in structural mechanics, structural dynamics, vibration fatigue, acoustics, and experimental methods at the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering in Ljubljana. He combines rigorous theoretical understanding with hands-on experimental work and custom computational solutions to tackle noise, reliability, and performance challenges in structures. As a long-standing teaching assistant and researcher, he emphasizes a three-part approach—physics, numerical modeling, and experiments—ensuring solutions are validated across theory and reality. Based in Slovenia, he is motivated by subtle, real-world manifestations of mechanics and seeks the weak link in any engineering chain to drive robust, quieter, and more efficient designs.
9 years of coding experience
4 years of employment as a software developer
B.Sc., Mechanics, B.Sc., Mechanics at Faculty of mechanical engineering in Ljubljana
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Mechanical Engineering, Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Mechanical Engineering at Faculty of mechanical engineering, University of Ljubljana
English