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Sid Gore
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Engineering Project Manager @ Lockheed Martin | Robotics & Physical AI | STEM Ed Board Member
United States
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3K followers
500+ connections
Experience
Education
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Georgia Institute of Technology
Master of Science Mechanical Engineering 3.66/4.00
Manufacturing, Robotics, and Automation
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Georgia Institute of Technology
Bachelor of Science Mechanical Engineering High Honors, 3.47/4.00
Activities and Societies: VP of Pi Tau Sigma- Nu Chapter (Mechanical Engineering Honor Society), College of Engineering Champion (ambassador for STEM community outreach), Georgia Tech Crew (Varsity), Georgia Tech Chapter of the American Society of Mechanical Engineering, HyTech Racing (SAE Collegiate Automotive)
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Harvard Business School Online
CORe Credential of Readiness Passed with Honors
CORe (Credential of Readiness) is a 150 hour certificate program on the fundamentals of business from Harvard Business School. CORe is comprised of three courses - Business Analytics, Economics for Managers, and Financial Accounting – developed by leading Harvard Business School faculty and delivered in an active learning environment based on the HBS signature case-based learning model.
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Projects
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Designing an Upper-Body Exo-Suit for Automotive Manufacturing
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Project Exo-Suit’s goal was to reduce the effort and fatigue felt by automotive mechanics during their daily routine work, which often involves confined spaces and awkward positions. To best address their needs, several engineering design methodologies and tools were deployed in order to design an optimal solution.
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Economic Analysis of Rebate Programs for Solar Energy in California
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See projectThe state of California is well-known for implementing government-sponsored renewable
energy incentivization programs. These include large amounts of tax credits, rebates, and grants to
increase the percentage of energy generated through renewable sources. The state set a goal of
sourcing 50% of its total energy using renewable energy by 2030, and was currently on track to meet
this goal with a present renewable percentage of 29% as of 2016.
In this project, the HOMER…The state of California is well-known for implementing government-sponsored renewable
energy incentivization programs. These include large amounts of tax credits, rebates, and grants to
increase the percentage of energy generated through renewable sources. The state set a goal of
sourcing 50% of its total energy using renewable energy by 2030, and was currently on track to meet
this goal with a present renewable percentage of 29% as of 2016.
In this project, the HOMER software was used to assess the economic feasibility of energy solutions for a tenant-occupied building in Benicia, California. Energy usage for the building and potential power sources was modeled and the economics of available rebate programs was assessed. -
Optimizing the Deployment of Renewable Energies for Rural Electrification in Zambia
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See projectZambia faces many developmental problems, such as access to clean water and sanitation. Only 26%
of Zambians have access to electricity, and this number falls to only 3% for those living in rural
areas.
In this project, the HOMER software package was used in order to inform the theoretical
implementation of a small-scale electrification project in the Manyinga district of Western Zambia.
The main aim of the project is to increase the economic productivity of the region by…Zambia faces many developmental problems, such as access to clean water and sanitation. Only 26%
of Zambians have access to electricity, and this number falls to only 3% for those living in rural
areas.
In this project, the HOMER software package was used in order to inform the theoretical
implementation of a small-scale electrification project in the Manyinga district of Western Zambia.
The main aim of the project is to increase the economic productivity of the region by installing
sawmills to allow for the processing of raw wood from the nearby forests.
The project worked towards identifying the most optimal sources of
energy based on the needs of the village and the geographical and economic factors which
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Modeling a Parallel Hybrid Powertrain for Self-Driving Fleet
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See projectWith rapidly expanding autonomous vehicle programs currently underway, this project was undertaken to model the process of converting a 2017 Mercedes E300 sedan into a parallel hybrid electric vehicle and subsequently analyzing performance. The motivation behind the conversion to a hybrid stems from reaping the benefits of the higher fuel economy. This would benefit the customer (the company operating the autonomous vehicle fleet) in two ways:
1. It would allow them to reduce down time…With rapidly expanding autonomous vehicle programs currently underway, this project was undertaken to model the process of converting a 2017 Mercedes E300 sedan into a parallel hybrid electric vehicle and subsequently analyzing performance. The motivation behind the conversion to a hybrid stems from reaping the benefits of the higher fuel economy. This would benefit the customer (the company operating the autonomous vehicle fleet) in two ways:
1. It would allow them to reduce down time spent on refueling and driving passengers
2. It would reduce overall cost of fuel for the fleet.
The attached project report details background research, component sizing and selection process, control strategy design, and Simulink modeling and results.
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