Mechanical Design
I engineered two production dropper-post products, from first sketch to 100k units a year. The work is predominantly machine design: load cases, tolerance stacks, and hundreds of detailed parts that all have to fit, seal, and survive.
The 34.9 Command Post was designed from concept to mass production. It started with a free-body diagram and a clear picture of the static and dynamic loads the post would see, then moved into part-by-part iteration aimed at minimizing mass while holding strength and stiffness targets. The program produced 96 designed parts and 109 pages of 2D documentation, and reached proof of concept in eight months.










The WU LT dropper post introduced another degree of articulation as the post changed travel. The cross-sections below show the sealing, bushing, and most of the parts. This one was a fun challenge.






