CV: Mechanical Systems Engineer
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Candidate Profile
 Date Submitted: | 30-06-2009 |
| Last Modified: | 28-11-2011 (08:58) |
CV
Work experience
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From February 2010
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Mechanical AIT System Engineer
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ELV S.p.A. (European Launch Vehicle)
VEGA launch vehicle ground stages configuration definition and control. Interfaces and layout management. VEGA launcher development for mechanical AIT competences, engineering change proposals (ECP). Mechanical Assembly, Integration and Testing: AIT plan, SMO (Specification de Mise en Ouvre) issue and validation, integration and test procedures, ground stages acceptance specifications and user manuals. Participation as AIT conception authority to VEGA launcher combined tests and first flight unit launch campaign in Guyane Space Center (Kourou - French Guyana).
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01/2009 - 02/2010
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Space Mechanisms Design Engineer
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THALES ALENIA SPACE Italia S.p.A.
Space mechanisms and mechatronic systems technical specification, functional analysis and requirements definition, design and engineering, performance evaluation and analysis, integration and qualification testing. Space products development, technical and procurement specifications, mechanical ICD, Test Engineering Evaluation. COTS (NASA, Orbital S.C.) Cygnus spacecraft Hatch mechanisms design, development and AIT. Actuators, deployment systems, hold-down, low shock release mechanisms, docking systems.
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05/2007 - 10/2007
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Tire Design and Development Engineer
BRIDGESTONE Technical Center Europe S.p.A.
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Tire development cycle responsible for TOYOTA, NISSAN, SUZUKI, MITSUBISHI & HONDA (customers): Feasibility study; Design activities: mould design, materials, SPECS issues, Check tire, Countermeasures, SPECS release; Tire building; Indoor Testing: static & dynamic test machines, compound analysis; Outdoor Testing (at European Proving ground); Customers approval activities; Tire Industrial Production; Management and Logistics.
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11/2007 - 12/2008
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Master Course: "SPACE EXPLORATION AND DEVELOPMENT SYSTEMS" (SEEDS)
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II Level International Post Graduate Master
Space and planetary environment; Orbits and astrodynamics; Entry, descent, landing and ascent; Mission analysis; Space human engineering - Crew safety; Space utilization; Space system engineering; Space programme management; Product and quality assurance; Planetary aerothermodynamics; Space robotics; Space propulsion; Attitude determination, guidance and control; Environmental control - Life support; Thermal control; Space telecommunication; Power generation; Space materials and structures; Space avionics; Costs estimation; Launchers.
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05/2007 - 07/2007
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Qualifications to practise engineering
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Industrial Engineering / Mechanical Engineering
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University “La Sapienza”
Rome (Italy).
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01/2004 - 22/02/2007
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Master in Mechanical Engineering (Laurea Specialistica)
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Major in Automation & Robotics. Solid Mechanics & Vibrations.
Thesis title: “Vibration-damping innovative device applied to UNISAT satellite”.
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University “La Sapienza”
Rome (Italy)
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110/110 with distinction
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09/2000 - 16/12/2003
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Bachelor in Mechanical Engineering (Laurea Triennale)
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Thesis title: “Numerical simulations of the dynamic behaviour of a motor vehicle: attitude and comfort”.
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University “La Sapienza”
Rome (Italy)
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110/110 with distinction
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06/1999
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First Certificate in English
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Reading, Writing, Use of English, Listening & Speaking.
Understand the main ideas of complex pieces of writing; keep up a conversation on a fairly wide range of topics; expressing opinions and presenting arguments; produce clear, detailed writing; expressing opinions and explaining the advantages and disadvantages of different points of view.
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University of Cambridge.
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09/1995 - 06/2000
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Diploma of High School
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Scientific lyceum
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“I. Newton” high school
Rome (Italy)
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100/100
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