Summary
Jose Guerrero is a remote handling engineer and senior engineering student at Harvey Mudd College with nine years of hands-on experience spanning industrial R&D, precision machining, optics, and robotics. He has led interdisciplinary teams to build high-speed imaging systems and designed thermally optimized cold plates and cycloidal gearbox actuators, combining mechanical design, optical modeling, and embedded controls. At Kairos Power and prior internships he translated simulation work into manufacturable hardware, while at Harvey Mudd he ran the student machine shop and tutored peers, showing a strong aptitude for mentorship and shop leadership. Equally comfortable writing LabVIEW GUIs and working with low-coherence interferometry, he focuses on the electrical–mechanical intersection where novel sensing and actuation challenges arise. Based in Albuquerque, he brings a practical, prototyping-first approach to problems that require micron-level precision and rapid iteration.
9 years of coding experience
2 years of employment as a software developer
Associate's degree, Associate's degree at Fresno City College
Bachelor's degree, ENGINEERING, Senior, Bachelor's degree, ENGINEERING, Senior at Harvey Mudd College
Spanish