Clément Roy, Ph.D

- Led the thermal design and analysis of consumer electronic devices, achieving millions of dollars cost saving over products lifetime. - Conducted CFD simulations to optimize airflow and heat transfer in consumer electronic products, resulting in a reduction of component temperature and failure rate. - Collaborated with design engineers to integrate thermal solutions into new product development, ensuring compliance with customer requirements and industry standards. - Developed test plans and conducted thermal testing on prototypes to validate design performance and identify areas for improvement. - Provided technical support to manufacturing teams during product assembly and testing phases, resolving thermal-related issues to meet project deadlines. - Contributed to the development of internal thermal analysis tools and methodologies to streamline the design process and improve efficiency.

- Technical support of the ACTRAN acoustic simulation software to Americas customers. - Provided numerical acoustic technical training across wide range of industries. - Acoustic, vibro-acoustic and aero-acoustic consulting projects using ACTRAN and other leading CAE software. - Work on the improvement of ACTRAN.

- Development and validation of general model for numerical heat and mass mass transfer for multiphase flows compatible with any convex grid - Modeling of counter-current direct contact evaporator for diffusion driven desalination using computational fluid dynamic. Comparison with experimental results and improvement of 1D model closure correlation - Design and building of a laboratory scale HDH desalination unit using 3D printing (FDM & SLA). - Fundamental Multi-Phase flows hydrodynamic validation using high-speed cameras. Image processing and comparison with CFD results.

• Developing computation workflow between aerodynamic and mechanical design for UHBR fan • Rapid prototyping using 3D printing • Unsteady CFD of fan/OGV interaction combined with forced vibration

Methods Engineer in Development department • Follow up model car development • Introducing standards development procedures: TollGate System • Setting Up Energy Saving Procedures

Schneider Electric: Applied engineering internship in R&D • CAD model of three phased circuit-breaker for dynamics analysis • Correlation between dynamics parameters, movement and experimental failure

Dissertation: Numerical Modeling & Design Improvements of Direct Contact Evaporator Advisor: Dr James F. Klausner

Master’s Degree in General Engineering – ECAM Lyon, Graduate School of Engineering Undergraduate/Graduate combined engineering program Core subjects: - Mechanical Engineering, Conception - Fluid Mechanics - Thermodynamic, Heat Transfers - Electrical engineering - Material sciences, Heat treatment - Industrial engineering