Stuart Black is a product designer with eight years of hands-on experience translating precision craftsmanship into durable industrial solutions, currently designing rubber liners for ball and SAG mills at Polycorp using AutoCAD and SolidWorks. Beginning his career as a cabinetmaker for high-end retail clients like Burberry and MAC, he brings exceptional attention to detail and a maker’s mindset to large-scale manufacturing challenges. A Conestoga College graduate in both Woodworking Technology and Mechanical Engineering Technology (Automated Manufacturing), he couples practical shop-floor experience with formal engineering training and co-op exposure to quality systems. Stuart is adept at developing extrusion dies, running trials, and collaborating across Quality, Manufacturing, Operations, and Maintenance to improve product performance and durability. Curious about software, he recently completed a CodeClan cohort to broaden his technical toolkit, signaling a continued drive to learn and bridge physical and digital design domains.
8 years of coding experience
Mechanical Engineering Technology-Automated Manufacturing (Co-op), Mechanical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering Technology-Automated Manufacturing (Co-op), Mechanical Engineering at Conestoga College
Full Hard Rock Common Core, Mining and Mineral Engineering, Full Hard Rock Common Core, Mining and Mineral Engineering at Norcat Training Facility
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