Ramu muddam

I currently work as a mechanical engineer at Thermo Fisher Scientific, where I deal with labware plastic products and understand how designs behave in real manufacturing and usage conditions. Over time, I’ve grown more interested in product innovation—especially how small mechanical changes can improve performance, reliability, and sustainability. I often find myself thinking about why a product is designed a certain way and how it could be done better or simpler. Outside of work, I enjoy reading books, traveling, and spending time learning about past history and old engineering ideas. Looking at how things were done earlier helps me think more clearly about how products should be designed today. I like learning continuously, both from engineering and from life outside work.

1. Facilitated projects using AutoCAD, Solid Works, and MS Word, Excel. 2. Worked with Electrical engineers and PCB designers to integrate components into electromechanical systems 3. Generating the datasheets of electronic components into 3d models for fitment checks and to make the enclosure a real-time working model to ensure merge-free. 4. Costing and Quotations for the Mechanical components by using desired software. 5. Responsible for mechanical design, CAD model development with SolidWorks, and engineering drawing development. 6. Generated the 2D drafting (Drawings) from the 3D modes to the Production team for manufacturing. 7. Detailed reports were prepared for future scope.