Dhairya Goel

I have designed and machined components for trapped-ion quantum computing experiments, supported plant engineering work in an oil and gas facility, developed electrical power pole-line hardware, and improved automotive manufacturing processes as an Engineering Analyst Intern at Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada. At TMMC, I reduced laser welding defect kick-out rates, contributing to approximately $250K in annualized savings, implemented safety improvements, supported contractor-based engineering projects, and developed new Andon shop dashboard screens. Across these roles, I have designed numerous CAD models and assemblies, run FEA, and created detailed drawings with GD&T. I used these models to prototype, manufacture, and outsource for various other processes.

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Besides co-ops, I was also a part of the University of Waterloo Baja SAE design team and helped them build and assemble an off-road vehicle, which then competed at the 2024 Michigan Baja SAE. I have also built smaller projects such as a farming robot and electromagnetic arcade cranes. I am especially drawn to high-performance mechanical systems, automotive, aerospace and mobility, and experimental hardware where careful design has immediate, visible impact.

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I am actively seeking full-time Mechanical Engineering opportunities beginning Summer 2027, where I can apply my technical background and project experience in the aerospace, manufacturing, automotive, or mobility industries.