Engineering undergrad doing mechanical and electronic design

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In summary, an engineering undergraduate specializing in mechanical and electronic design is a highly skilled individual who has a strong foundation in both fields. They possess a wide range of technical knowledge and are able to apply it to create innovative designs and solutions for various industries. These individuals are adept at using design software and have a keen understanding of engineering principles and concepts. With their combined expertise in mechanical and electronic design, they are capable of developing cutting-edge products and systems that meet the demands of today's ever-evolving technological landscape.
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Hi!

I'm an engineering undergrad finishing out an associates and getting ready to transfer to a four-year school. I like to design consumer products using Autodesk inventor and various spice/eda programs. I'll be posting some of my work here soon!

Joe Stavitsky
 
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