Diego Hernandez

Mechanical Design Engineer with proven experience in parametric 3D modeling, complex assembly management, and automotive engineering (Baja SAE). Specializes in Siemens NX (Certified L1B), CATIA V5, and Solidworks, with strong expertise in GD&T, Bill of Materials (BOM) management, and design for manufacturability. Experienced in leading multidisciplinary teams and delivering zero-interference assemblies.

Passionate about applying engineering rigor to product benchmarking, cost optimization, and reverse engineering.

Junior Design Engineer at Safran Landing Systems Mexico (2023-09 – 2025-01)

• Created parametric 3D models and detailed 2D drawings in Siemens NX and CATIA V5 for critical Airbus nose landing gear components, ensuring fit, function, and manufacturability.
• Managed Bill of Materials (BOM) for both commercial (Airbus) and military programs, maintaining accurate traceability and supporting engineering change processes.
• Applied advanced GD&T to optimize tolerances and reduce manufacturing non-conformances; participated in design reviews and QRQC meetings.
• Led development of a Python tool that automated processing of over 15,000 aerospace drawings, reducing manual effort and improving data accessibility.

Semiconductor Manufacturing Technology/Technician at University of Texas at Dallas, Erik Jonsson School of Engineering (2025-11 – 2025-12)

• Collaborated with Texas Instruments engineers on mechanical design and prototyping of next-generation semiconductor components.
• Gained experience in high-precision manufacturing and clean room protocols.

Bachelor's Degree in Metal Mechanical Engineering (Mechanical Design Specialization) – Technological University of Querétaro (2024-09 – 2026-04)

Higher University Technician in Mechanics (Automotive Area) – Technological University of Querétaro (2022-01 – 2024-01)

Mechatronics Technician in Mechatronics – CECyTEQ (2014-01 – 2017-01)