Kenneth Chung
Mechatronics Engineer | Artist | Design | Maker
(510) 789-5586
Hello!
I am a mechatronics engineer who has a deep passion for robotics, modelmaking, art, and designs inspired by nature, science, and culture. I have received a bachelors degree in Mechanical Engineering at the University of California, Riverside and am currently expanding my knowledge in robotics and design.
I am experienced at mechanical design, CAD, 3D printing, microcontrollers, and hands-on manufacturing. My greatest strength however is my ability to pick up new concepts quickly; I am constantly on the hunt for new things to learn and adapt into my work/projects.
For all of my life, I’ve been fascinated by the ability of artists and engineers to bring forth complex concepts/inspirations into forms easily understandable by the general public. My ultimate goal is to create something that will inspire the next generation and help them recognize who they are or what they want to do for the world.
Thanks for checking out my portfolio!
Bachelor’s of Science in Mechanical Engineering – Class of 23
Grade: 3.65 GPA
Academic courses comprised of: Machine Design, Intro to Control Theory, MATLAB, Static/Dynamic Analysis, Vibrational Analysis, Mechatronics, Fluid Dynamics, Thermodynamics, Heat Transfer
Curriculum most proficient at: Physics (Statics/Dynamics/Kinematics), Mechatronics, Machine Design, MATLAB, Solid Modeling
See projects for more info!
December 2023 – Present
San Jose, CA
Assembly/troubleshooting of laser stereolithography semiconductor equipment. During my time, I have learned both back-end and front-end of the LSA tool as well as quickly adapt to independently tuning/running the machine. The skill I am most comfortable demonstrating to a higher degree is my eye for hand-tuning fine precision for leveling/alignment as well as high efficiency/quality completing procedure steps with short to no training time.
A LSA201 tool that I sometimes assemble/tune
Photo: JENS SCHLUETER/AFP/Getty Images – Best represents my daily work environment
June – August 2022
Riverside, CA
Undergraduate researcher as part of the CalTrans Research Project to collect air samples to analyze the impact of road barriers on car emission concentration in real-world conditions. I often find myself assisting the assigned team leaders in distributing tasks while maintaining a high quality standard to ensure the sample collectors have high success rate per run.
that’s me! Hot-fixing PCBs