Ralph Quiambao

Key Responsibilities: -Efficiently distribute shipments from a central hub to outgoing hubs or local destinations, ensuring timely deliveries. -Certified and trained to safely load and unload cargo on B767-300F aircraft. -Operate airport tugs and Commander 15 and 30 loaders with proficiency, adhering to all safety protocols.

To accelerate the university's zero-waste program, I designed and implemented smart waste bins. I optimized 3D printed casings for sensor integration, developed better sensor systems, and created modular CAD models for all components using SOLIDWORKS. This focus on modularity ensured the tracking system could adapt to various campus environments. Prototyping with 3D printing allowed for continuous refinement, leading to the successful implementation of new waste recognition systems and microcontrollers. Key Achievements: -Developed a novel modular wastebin system that can be easily customized for different locations. -Successfully prototyped and implemented new waste recognition systems and microcontrollers. -This project directly contributes to a cleaner campus environment by promoting responsible waste management.

Contributed to the success of UC Irvine's FSAE Electric race car by focusing on the human interface aspects of the braking system. Collaborated with the sub-team to design, test, and manufacture a brake pedal that prioritized driver safety, comfort, and performance. Key Achievements: -Designed and manufactured the brake pedal using simulations, CAD modeling, and stress analysis to meet FSAE compliance standards. -Researched FSAE regulations for the entire braking system, ensuring all components adhered to safety guidelines. -Fabricated in-house parts like the brake box and electronic housings. -Conducted rigorous testing of the braking system's functionality and adherence to FSAE regulations. -Maintained clear communication through weekly status reports and participation in team meetings.