Welcome to Fayaz's World!
Hi there! I’m Fayaz Ali, a skilled professional with expertise in 3D Design, AutoCAD, ANSYS, CREO, and FEA. I am passionate about combining Mechanical, and Electronics concepts; as a result of having a strong background in robotics, and industrial automation.
About Me
My expedition in mechatronics began four years ago when I joined Masters program at Illinois Tech! Later, I worked on a cutting edge development of Electro-Mechanical launch pad for cricket balls. I believe in the power of interdisciplinary engineering to solve complex problems and enhance quality of life. My mission is to bridge the gap between human needs and technological advancements through innovative solutions in design and control systems.
What I Do
I specialize in robotics, autonomous, and smart systems. My portfolio includes projects ranging from pump design arbitration to automated mechanical system design using laser technology and 3D printing. My goal is to propel the boundaries of what’s possible and contribute to the advancement of intelligent systems that make a positive impact on society.
Let's Connect!
Feel free to explore about my work, detail resume and passion. Don’t hesitate to reach out to collaborate and in building to work something together amazing innovative technology.
Education
Master of Science
Autonomous Systems and Robotics
Bachelor of Science
Mechanical Engineering
Minor in Business
Coursework:
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Advanced Dynamics
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Circuit Analysis
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Analog and Digital Electronics
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Systems Analysis and Control
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Advanced CAD/CAM
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Modern Control Systems
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Computer Integrated Manufacturing Technologies.
Coursework:
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CAD/CAM
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Design of Mechanical Systems
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Manufacturing Processes
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Toy and Game Design
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Digital Systems
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Mechanical Laboratory I&II
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Design/Build/Fly
Recognition
Senator
Fifth Year Student Representative
Student Government Association (SGA)
Balanced Man Scholarship
Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity
I was elected by the students of Illinois Tech as their Senator for the campus student body. I was further recognized to represent the Fifth Year students on campus.
I was selected as a Balanced Man Scholarship Finalist in recognition of constructive leadership.
