Luis A. Guzman Batiz

After a time of being in the family business, I face a new stage ready to value all my knowledge, skills and abilities in the aerospace sector. I just finished a course that focuses on design methodology and follows the regulations in the automotive sector but is perfectly applicable to the aerospace or industrial sector in general.

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• Aerospace Engineer, Universidad Autonoma de Baja California, Mexicali

  February 2017 — July 2021

  Program highlights: Aerospace drawing, design of aircraft elements, avionics, manufacturing, design & analisys of aeroespace structures and CFD.

  Academic average: 85.94

• CATIA V5 mastery, masterCAD

  September 2023 — April 2024

• 1200 hours on the workbenches: Sketcher, Part Design, Assembly Design,

  Drafting, Generative Shape Design (surfaces), Machining and Finite Elements (FEM),

  following the parametric design according to automotive industry standards. 

• GD&T regulations such as: symbology standards, including welding, surface roughness, and thread symbols.