Brian Smith

PAR3 Technology was acquired by IEM in May 2012;
Product design using SolidWorks (Complex Parts, Large Assemblies, 2d Drawings, Renders)
CFD Analysis using ANSYS CFD Flo
Finite Element Analysis using SolidWorks Simulation
Design of three Rotary-UPS systems
Created 2d production drawing packages using SolidWorks
Facilitated in the production of prototype 10kW and 1.5 MW Vortex Rotary UPS units
Coordinated work for Mechanical Engineering Intern

Product design using SolidWorks (Complex Parts, Large Assemblies, 2d Drawings, Renders)
CFD Analysis using CFDesign (AutoDesk Flow Simulation)
Finite Element Analysis using SolidWorks Simulation
Collaborated with customers and engineers to generate concepts, select final design through
analysis, create prototypes and assist in product manufacturing
Provided onsite customer support and compiled data in report form for customers
Coordinated work for Mechanical Engineering Interns
Special Projects:
Designed, analyzed and assisted in the construction of an Ultimate Speed Racer that competed in
the All American Soap Box Derby in Akron OH. Won Most Innovative Design in 2010.
Designed various components to be Rapid Prototyped for the Tennessee Tech STEM Center
Designed and built various Kinetic Sculptures using SolidWorks and a Fortis FDM RP Machine
Designed SolidWorks models, created renders and built prototype models for clients on a
consulting basis after the acquisition of PAR3 Technology

in the University’s Machine Shop

Built and installed pressurization and air conditioning systems for Turbo Commander aircraft