JOBIN JOY

I’m currently working on orthographic and isometric projections of various objects and assemblies using manual and CAD techniques with the help of FUSION360, INVENTOR PROFESSIONAL, SKETCHUP, and TINKERCAD. I’m also responsible for managing the 3D printing laboratory, where I print scaled models using ARTILLERY SIDEWINDER X1 for printing and ULTIMAKER CURA and IDEAMAKER for slicing the objects.

During this particular time period, I had the opportunity to teach digital fabrication. This involved training individuals on various 3D printers and CNC machines. My expertise in programming FANUC controller CNC machines has allowed me to create designs that are both efficient and accurate. Additionally, I have extensive knowledge regarding the operation of different software, such as MASTERCAM, FUSION360CAM, INVENTOR CAM, etc. With my experience and skills, I am confident in my ability to handle any digital fabrication project..

I had the chance to teach undergraduate students about various advanced CAD/CAM software applications, such as CATIA, SOLIDWORKS, INVENTOR, and AUTOCAD. In addition, I also conducted sessions on the constantly evolving technology of 3D printing, where I helped students learn how to use the SOLIDO RPT 3D printer and understand the intricacies of this interesting field.

As an instructor for undergraduate students, I had the privilege of teaching Engineering Graphics and Machine Drawing. Over the course of my tenure, I employed both manual and computer-aided design (CAD) applications to provide my students with comprehensive instruction on orthographic and isometric projections. Through hands-on training and interactive lessons, I was able to effectively communicate complex concepts and ensure that my students had a solid grasp of these fundamental principles.