Motorsports
Motorsports is where engineering becomes immediate.
Lightweight mechanical design, manufacturing, fabrication, aerodynamics, data, electronics, rapid problem solving, and teamwork — all in one place.
Motorsports brings together nearly every area of engineering that interests me. My SCCA club-racing experience began in the paddock, supporting a Bobsey SR-7 D Sports Racer from 2006 through 2014. That experience continues to influence how I think about race-car development and the tools small teams need to manage parts, setups, changes, and knowledge across a season.
Volunteer Pit Crew
Bobsey SR-7 D Sports Racer
SCCA Club Racing · 2006–2014
Supported an SCCA club-racing program campaigning a Bobsey SR-7 D Sports Racer — a lightweight sports-racing prototype in the former D Sports Racing category. The experience provided direct exposure to race-weekend preparation, vehicle inspection, mechanical troubleshooting, setup changes, paddock operations, teamwork under time pressure, and the practical realities of maintaining a purpose-built race car.
This was a volunteer club-racing role — not a paid professional racing-engineer or crew-chief position.
Current Work & Interests
Race-car development
BMW E30
A personal chassis project exploring suspension, fabrication, chassis, and data — hands-on race-car development on a classic platform.
Devin SS Aero Concept
An original Devin SS body paired with a modern prototype-inspired aerodynamic study — bridging classic bodywork and contemporary aero thinking.
Additive Manufacturing in Motorsports
3D-printed jigs, fixtures, and functional components applied to race-car development and small-team tooling.
AM Lab →Why it connects
From the paddock to product data
Small race teams face the same product-data problems as engineering organizations — just faster and with fewer people. Which revision is on the car? Where is the latest setup sheet? What performed best under similar conditions? Those questions are exactly what HyperPLM was built to answer.
Racing, race-team data, or product work?
If you run a team, build cars, or need better tools for parts, setups, and events — let's talk.