Luke Schirle

Professional with experience at SF-Marin Food Bank, enhancing customer service and time management while delivering essential resources. Skilled in CAD design and machining, with a proven ability to solve problems and foster teamwork as a Flag Football Coach. Strong work ethic and adaptability, capable of mastering new skills quickly and working effectively without supervision.

Wobbler Engine Project - University of San Diego (2025)

• Machined precision components including a brass piston, aluminum base and upright, and polymer cylinder using a manual lathe and mill.
• Assembled and validated a fully functional wobbler engine operating at < 2 psi, demonstrating tight tolerances and effective sealing.
• Applied principles of mechanical fit, surface finish, and alignment to achieve reliable low-pressure operation.

Engineering Conveyor Belt Project - University of San Diego (2023)

• Designed and programmed a mechanized conveyor system to transport objects over obstacles into an elevated target zone.
• Built and integrated a sloped belt mechanism to overcome height constraints while maintaining object stability.

Engineering Car Project - University of San Diego (2024)

• Constructed an autonomous robotic vehicle using an Arduino circuit board.
• Programmed C-based control logic enabling the vehicle to follow a black tape path using infrared sensors.