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Ethan Moronez

Mechanical Engineering Student & Designer

Fontana, CA

ABOUT ME

I'm a mechanical engineering student at California Baptist University with a strong foundation in CAD design, finite element analysis, and hands-on manufacturing. Currently contributing to Formula SAE EV suspension design and biomechanical research. Passionate about solving complex engineering problems through simulation and prototyping.

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Design of Compound Reverted Helical Gear Train

I designed and analyzed a compound-reverted gear train with 45° helical gears that can transmit 0.4 HP at 1800 rpm in either direction, with a 15:1 gear ratio. Components, such as gears and bearings, were selected from catalogs to meet industry...

GD&TMATLABSOLIDWORKSFailure Analysis
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Formula SAE EV Suspension Display Frame

I designed and am currently fabricating a display case to showcase our vehicle's damper and bellcrank suspension system at an elementary level, in a way that is both functional and visually engaging. The purpose of the display was to recreate the...

CAMBand SawSOLIDWORKSMIG WeldingPlasma Cutting
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Robot's Got Talent Robotics Competition

During my first year as a mechanical engineer, I competed in a robotics competition as part of a team of 4 students, aiming to create a robot that interacts with the environment using an Arduino sensor, with judging based on an overall audience...

Actuator ControlSensor IntegrationC++ Coding LanguageIterative Prototyping

Sorting Showdown Robotics Competition -Learning from Failure-

I was given the opportunity to collaborate with a 4-person subsystem team, a part of a larger team of over 20. The goal of the competition was to move unsorted objects from point A to point B on an arena with another team and to have the items...

Systems EngineeringSubsystem IntegrationBudget-Driven Engingeering Decisions
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Riverside County Building Scale Model

When I first began learning technical skills in 3D printing, I wanted to challenge myself by scaling down a simple, rigid object in real life to test my CAD skills, the 3D printing process, and an elementary intro to assembly. I chose to model a...

Fusion360SOLIDWORKS3D PrintingPrototyping