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Work Experience

Ascent Aerosystems

Over Summer 2022, I was an engneering intern designing and testing coaxial UAVs. This involved mechanical design, electrical integration, and flight testing.

Olin College Design Build Fly

I was Project Manager for Olin College's entry in the 2022 AIAA DBF competition. We placed 15th of over 100 teams with a 7ft wingspan composite wing RC aircraft.

OSSTP SWARM-Ex Cubesat

I was a mechanical engineer on the SWARM-Ex Cubesat project. This involved collaboration to create a cubesat frame capable of housing and interfacing equipment being designed by many different universities.

Geophysics Research Project

2018

Mapping with UAVs and surface instruments in Oregon

About Me

Hi! I'm Tiger Sky Jewell-Alibhai, but everyone calls me Tigey. I am 24 years old and love anything to do with Engineering and Design. I am pursuing a career in Hardware Engineering as a systems & hardware engineer at Autonodyne.

In my free time, I enjoy making projects that involve any and all engineering disciplines. From electronic tabletop games to astrophotography, and custom wire EDM gantries to carbon fiber winding machines, I love the process of making from concept to final (hopefully working) product.

I am also an avid drone & FPV enthusiast, and enjoy making anything that flies. My long term sub-250g tube launch plane project returns to development whenever the weather is nice, and has been through many iterations already.

At Olin College, I had the opportunity to turn my ideas into meaningful projects and collaborated with amazing people on a daily basis. I was the Project Manager of Olin's Design Build Fly aircraft team and I was involved in other projects such as designing and building a 3D scanner, creating a frisbee tracking system, developing a modular videogame, and using PCA and eigenfaces to identify endangered species of animals by their footprints.

I am now working at Autonodyne in Boston, as a hardware and systems engineer. I love the work variety of rapid prototyping of mechanical, electrical, and software integrated systems, as well as frequent unmanned vehicle testing. Whether it is a plane, a multirotor, a rover, or even a boat, I love the process of quickly making or adapting a system to meet needs as they arise.