Multimatic Technical Centre Europe

After I graduated from university, I joined the Analysis department of Multimatic Technical Centre Europe as a Structures Engineer. My main day-to-day responsibility at this job was to perform predictive analysis of automotive components using Finite Element Analysis (FEA) tools, validated with hand calculations and testing, to provide development direction for designers and customers.

List of projects where I took an active role in analysis:

  • Hood hinges and side door hinges for global OEM customers

  • Material cost reduction study for Ferrari Purosangue active damper housings

  • End eyes for position sensitive dampers of high performance off-road General Motors pick-up truck platform

  • Wheel hubs for Mercedes-AMG One hypercar

  • Roll cage for high performance Lotus track car

  • Rear wing pylon, rear damper body and cooling system data processing for Ford Mustang GTD limited-run flagship

  • Brake disc bells for LMDh Porsche 963 race car to compete in FIA World Endurance Championship and IMSA SportsCar Championship

  • Wheel hubs for Ford GT Mk. IV track car

  • Damper body studcap and top-eyes for Ford Mustang GT3 race car to enter the global FIA GT3 category

  • Exhibited at the 12th UK Altair Technology Conference 2022 at the British Motor Museum in Gaydon to showcase Multimatic’s engineering process using Altair software.

Other activities I was involved in included coordinating and analysing tests, researching materials and developing models, presenting results to internal stakeholders and external customers, and the continuous improvement of our analysis processes.

Software tools used: Abaqus | HyperMesh | HyperView | nCode DesignLife | Excel | PowerPoint

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