Jaxon Scott

Motivated and diligent first-year engineering student with hands-on experience in various labor jobs. Proven leadership skills coupled with a strong foundation in fabrication techniques. Demonstrated ability to apply theoretical knowledge in practical settings. Committed to continuous learning and growth in the engineering field. Seeking opportunities to leverage these skills and experiences in a challenging role.

CL-415

• Modeled a replica of the fire fighting airplane widely used in north america the Canadair CL-415
• Worked with a team on a single solidworks assembly containing over 300 parts and 30 unique design features
• Completely to scale and designed using exclusively part drawings and images

Magnafloat

• Designed prototyped tested and refined a remote controlled boat.
• Created as a novel and innovative solution to cleaning metal from the Okanagen's lakes. As well as return lost lures to fishermen
• Painted and water proofed components repurposed from other projects
• Made the most of a $100 budget and 4 weeks placing my team in the top 35

Team Lead - APSC 171 CAD Design Class

Key Responsibilities:

• Coordinated with the head teaching assistant.
• Maintained project momentum.
• Managed the financial budget.
• Oversaw the 3D printing process.

Project Highlights:

• creation of a fully functional CAD model of a CL-415 aircraft, showcasing attention to detail and designing mechanical parts.
• development of an eco-friendly remote-controlled boat, designed to clean water while navigating.
• Recognized as one of the top 35 teams out of around 80, giving my team the opportunity to participate in a project showcase judged by the mayor of Kelowna, BC fire chief, UBCO professors and others.