Jeremy J. Reyes, P.E.

Jeremy J. Reyes, P.E. has extensive work experience in mechanical engineering, specializing in designing and testing systems for extreme environmental conditions. Jeremy J. has a strong background in integrating advanced processing, sensor, and network technologies into fully configurable and module systems. Throughout their career, they have utilized the latest 3D CAD software for component design and CFD/FEA for thermal and mechanical validation.

In their role as Senior Mechanical Engineer at Systel, Inc. Rugged Computers, they designed and tested rugged computer systems optimized for SWaP-2C. These purpose-built single LRUs were tailored to match platform mission requirements.

Jeremy J. also worked as a Mechanical Design Engineer at Hudson Products Corporation, where they designed headers for air-cooled heat exchangers for various industries. Jeremy J.'ssuccessful designs covered a wide range of materials, temperatures, pressures, and corrosive mediums. Jeremy J. was also selected as a design checker and approver.

At Oceaneering, they served as a Product Engineer and was responsible for developing and testing subsea products and structures for oil and gas field systems. Jeremy J. played a key role in increasing first-pass yield by 50% through the establishment of a product checklist to eliminate engineering and design errors.

Earlier in their career, they worked as a Mechanical Engineer at US LED, where they utilized modeling software to design LED light fixtures, circuit boards, and lenses. Jeremy J. performed 3D simulations for thermal and stress analysis and obtained UL and RoHS certification through communication with test labs.

Jeremy J. Reyes, P.E. holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering from The Johns Hopkins University. Additionally, they earned a Bachelor of Music degree in Saxophone Performance from The Peabody Conservatory. In March 2017, Jeremy obtained the certification of Professional Engineer (PE) from the Texas Board of Professional Engineers (TBPE).