Mechanical engineering
Riley Morgan
I turn practical mechanical problems into clear designs, thoughtful prototypes, and useful test plans.
Selected work / 03
Individual course design study
A bench inspection station needed a camera to reach 600 mm over a small assembly without blocking the operator’s hands. I explored the arm geometry and mounting interfaces, with a focus on stiffness and adjustment access.
Fixture layout and test-protocol lead in a four-person course team
A small materials lab concept required test coupons to return to the same position between runs. I owned the sample-location scheme and setup instructions; the wider team’s scope included the heating method and data recording.
Concept selection and drawing-review exercise
A proximity sensor needed room for alignment after the surrounding enclosure was installed. I reviewed three mounting approaches and focused on the adjustment motion and tool access rather than the appearance of the CAD model.
Tools & capabilities
About
I’m a mechanical engineering student interested in product design and manufacturing. I like the details that make an assembly easier to build, adjust, and maintain. My work combines CAD, first-pass calculations, and careful documentation.
Experience
Mechanical Design Intern
Northline Fabrication · May–August 2026
Updated bracket drawings and assembly notes after reviewing shop-floor feedback with a design engineer.
Compared mounting concepts for adjustment access and documented the checks needed before fabrication.
Organized revision notes so the team could connect each drawing change to its original issue.
Education
B.S. Mechanical Engineering Westbridge University · Expected May 2027
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