Summary
Sebastian Leblic is a mechanical engineer with nine years of hands-on experience in system modelling, simulation, and mechanical design, holding an MSc from the University of Calgary. He built a Python-based flight simulation and trajectory optimization framework for a high-speed uncrewed aircraft concept, blending aerodynamic modelling, propulsion analysis, and numerical methods to explore complex design trade-offs. Sebastian pairs academic research with industry impact—at Pason he redesigned a wireless access point enclosure to cut cost and weight while improving robustness and manufacturability. He has led multidisciplinary student engineering teams in Formula SAE, delivering CFD-validated aerodynamic packages and managing end-to-end design through fabrication. Equally comfortable in CAD, CFD, and code, he brings a practical, performance-driven approach to challenging engineering problems and a curiosity that spans into computer graphics and neuroscience.
9 years of coding experience
7 years of employment as a software developer
Master of Science - MSc, Mechanical Engineering, Master of Science - MSc, Mechanical Engineering at Schulich School of Engineering, University of Calgary