Alberto Martinez

Organized and managed a team of 6 to collaborate on a project for the design, construction, and testing of a compressed air-powered engine.

Collaborated with the Thermotechnics Department at the School of Industrial Engineering, Technical University of Madrid, from September 2022 to July 2023. I was responsible for designing, building, and commissioning a plate heat exchanger testing bench, achieving a cost reduction of approximately 87% compared to commercially available testing benches. This project provided students with hands-on experience through lab experiments focused on heat transfer.

1st out of 280 Specialization in Mechanical Engineering. Relevant Coursework: Thermal Engines, Hydraulic and Wind Machines, Control and Automation, Experimental Methods Applied to Structural Design, Electrical Technology. Half of the courses with honours.

Concentration in Aircraft Design and Flight Mechanics. Relevant Coursework: Aircraft Flight Mechanics, Aircraft Design, Modern Control Systems, Fundamentals of Fluid Dynamics.

Concentration in Mechanical Engineering. Relevant Coursework: Machine Design, Thermal Engines, Thermodynamics, Mechanical Systems Simulation, Fluid Mechanics, Material Resistance, Automation, Vehicles. EUR-ACE and ABET accreditations. Honors in Final Project based in the design, construction and implementation of a portable heat exchanger testing bench.