Elsa Lokaj

I’m a Mechatronics Engineering graduate and a Master’s student in Automation & Control at RPTU Kaiserslautern-Landau, combining control-focused thinking with practical engineering execution. My background spans system diagnosis, technical documentation, and CAD-driven design work.

In my B.Sc. work and current studies, I’ve focused on real control challenges—my bachelor thesis explored Diesel Fuel Supply Control Systems using a CR/EDC15 simulator. I carry that same analytical mindset into automation and control systems, with an emphasis on how systems behave under real constraints.

Professionally, I’ve worked as a Design Engineer for fiber-optic infrastructure projects, supporting AutoCAD-based layouts, technical documentation, and coordination with Swiss engineering teams. I’ve also provided vehicle diagnostics and technical inspection support as a Technical Support / Sales Engineer, working directly with mechatronic and electronic systems.

Across projects and internships, I develop hands-on design capabilities using Fusion 360 for 3D modeling, mechanical assemblies for CNC applications, and prototyping through 3D printing. Whether it’s a CNC saw holder design with technical drawings or simulation work for diesel fuel control concepts, I aim to deliver engineering solutions that are clear, testable, and build-ready.