Mechanical Engineering student, hands-on builder. Working across thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, mechanics of materials, and CAD design — with a year of professional sales & communication experience behind me too.
I'm Awais Ali, a Mechanical Engineering student at the University of Management and Technology (UMT), Lahore, with 4 semesters completed. My coursework covers thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, statics, engineering dynamics, and mechanics of materials — backed by hands-on SOLIDWORKS design work.
Alongside my studies, I spent a year working as a Call Operator, handling sales and customer communication across two companies. That experience sharpened my communication, teamwork, and problem-solving skills in fast-paced, target-driven environments — skills I now bring into engineering teamwork and project work.
I'm a quick adapter and self-motivated learner, always looking for the next challenge to grow both technically and personally.
A self-directed web-based calculator applying core mechanical engineering formulas — built from scratch to reflect technical curiosity and independent problem-solving.
Designed and built a small-scale solar-powered car as part of thermodynamics coursework, applying energy conversion and power system concepts to a working model.
Studied and calculated the aerodynamic drag force acting on a car body, applying fluid mechanics principles to understand how vehicle shape affects resistance.
Explored different hot forging techniques used to shape metal, studying how each method affects material properties and structural behavior.
Calculated the deflection of a wooden beam under load, applying beam theory to predict bending behavior under different support and loading conditions.
Modeled a piston-crankshaft assembly in SOLIDWORKS, complete with isometric and 2D orthographic drawings to fully document the design.
I'm a Mechanical Engineering student looking to connect with people and opportunities in mechanical, energy, or manufacturing fields — whether that's an internship, a project collaboration, or just a conversation about engineering.
Feel free to reach out through any of the channels below.