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Mechanical Engineering & Design graduate with a passion for creative fabrication and product design and development.
ABOUT ME
ABOUT ME
Hi! I'm Landon, an Honors graduate from Northeastern University with a dual degree in Mechanical Engineering & Design and a concentration in Experience Design. I like to describe myself as a maker with the education of an engineer and the passion of an inventor. I am originally from Nashville, but I have fallen in love with Boston and plan to stay in New England. Since graduating, I worked as a Product Prototype Coach and Teaching Assistant for the MIT BWSI Summer Program for E-Textiles and Wearable Technology, and I am currently working as a Robot Manufacturing Technician at Tutor Intelligence. I am also currently enrolled in Innovations in Textile Engineering, an online MIT graduate course.
Hi! I'm Landon, an Honors graduate from Northeastern University with a dual degree in Mechanical Engineering & Design and a concentration in Experience Design. I like to describe myself as a maker with the education of an engineer and the passion of an inventor. I am originally from Nashville, but I have fallen in love with Boston and plan to stay in New England. Since graduating, I worked as a Product Prototype Coach and Teaching Assistant for the MIT BWSI Summer Program for E-Textiles and Wearable Technology, and I am currently working as a Robot Manufacturing Technician at Tutor Intelligence. I am also currently enrolled in Innovations in Textile Engineering, an online MIT graduate course.
During my time at Northeastern, I completed a 6 month co-op as a design engineer at Nova, a Providence-based product design and development agency focused on creating innovative solutions for a range of products and services with a diverse portfolio including women's health products, connected devices, and wearable technology. I was able to work on 12 different projects, developing and refining many mechanical prototypes, honing my skills and creating successful designs in SolidWorks, facilitating user experience investigations, and completing comprehensive product ecosystem research. I frequently interacted with clients, worked alongside industrial designers, and supported my team with documentation, research, and much more.
During my time at Northeastern, I completed a 6 month co-op as a design engineer at Nova, a Providence-based product design and development agency focused on creating innovative solutions for a range of products and services with a diverse portfolio including women's health products, connected devices, and wearable technology. I was able to work on 12 different projects, developing and refining many mechanical prototypes, honing my skills and creating successful designs in SolidWorks, facilitating user experience investigations, and completing comprehensive product ecosystem research. I frequently interacted with clients, worked alongside industrial designers, and supported my team with documentation, research, and much more.
Recently, I was invited to present my wearable technology project, ViRUM, at the RISE Expo, and I was nominated for a Student Design Award for a packaging design project. I also served as Treasurer of Northeastern's Sewing Club and am a member of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) and Out in STEM (oSTEM). In my free time, I enjoy sewing as a creative outlet, taking my original ideas and turning them into reality, drafting my own patterns and recycling thrifted or discarded materials. I also love building fun Arduino projects for my friends and utilizing Northeastern's makerspaces to fabricate laser-cut and 3D-printed creations.
Recently, I was invited to present my wearable technology project, ViRUM, at the RISE Expo, and I was nominated for a Student Design Award for a packaging design project. I also served as Treasurer of Northeastern's Sewing Club and am a member of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) and Out in STEM (oSTEM). In my free time, I enjoy sewing as a creative outlet, taking my original ideas and turning them into reality, drafting my own patterns and recycling thrifted or discarded materials. I also love building fun Arduino projects for my friends and utilizing Northeastern's makerspaces to fabricate laser-cut and 3D-printed creations.
PROJECTS
PROJECTS
A sampling of the projects I worked on while on Co-op at Nova, including SolidWorks modeling, mechanical design prototyping, and facilitating DFM for injection-molded parts
A prototype wearable jacket that connects to your phone and vibrates to the beat of your music to recreate the feeling of being at a concert.
An educational STEM board game for high school students, where players perform load tests on their bridges to progress in the game while learning about concepts in Statics
An Arduino-based Covid-19 safe public game exhibition, where a user plays as a levitating Monkey King to destroy the Dragon King before time runs out!
Laser-cut sculptures and decorative bowls prototyped and modeled in SolidWorks and Adobe Ilustrator
A series of hand- and machine-sewn personal projects, including originally designed patterns for stuffed animals and quilting projects
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