ALURI ISSAC STANLEY

Highly skilled in designing automotive interior claddings, with the major focus on pillar trims and door trim panels.

Skilled with CATIA V5 for the modeling of surfaces, parts, and assembly design capabilities, providing a high degree of precision and efficiency in the field of CAD.

Worked closely with some of the most prestigious organizations, such as Alfa Romeo, Mercedes-Benz, JLR, and Audi, having been instrumental in helping to understand global standards and, consequently, requirements.

Parametric and non-parametric-based modeling expertise harmonize with the incorporation of elements like tooling, production, and packaging into the design considerations, thereby allowing for low-level optimization of the tweeter bracket layout.

The development of proposals is based on the interpretation of customer requirements, generating optimal and production-norm conciliation of the intent being targeted.

Ability to develop assembly condition design proposals, for example, map pockets, armrests, main panels, upper trims, based on customer requirement.

Experience in CATIA V5 in CAD modeling for development phase and PLM activities encompassing teamcenter updates of assembly, data management, and preparation of PCA, GEO files

I worked with external teams, product engineers, and clients to ensure feasibility and smooth execution of designs, actively taking part in client meetings for finalizing project deliverables.

Done DMU analysis (clash, gap, and flush) and style feasibility reports (draft and curvature analysis) on assembly components such as door panels and pillars, ensuring a design to obtain complete optimization and compliance.

Successfully delivered on four major projects including Audi, JLR, Mercedes-Benz, and Alfa Romeo. Responsibilities involved CAD modifications, reinforcement designs, tooling considerations, and complete data management.