Torohn Britt

I’m an aerospace engineering graduate with a strong technical foundation in MATLAB and Python, and hands-on experience using engineering tools like CATIA and NASTRAN. I focus on applying engineering methods—especially structural analysis and GD&T—to build efficient, reliable designs.

In my current role as a Maintenance Technician, I perform general maintenance of building and facility mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems while maintaining logs on completed tasks and preparing reports as requested by supervisors. I make electrical repairs on appliances, house wiring, air conditioning systems, fixtures, and motors, and I’m committed to upholding site safety and operational efficiency.

My projects reinforce my engineering mindset and ability to turn data into results. I led a structural subsystem design for a scientific research mission to Saturn’s moon, Titan, and I conducted aerospace vehicle testing and data analysis using tools such as strain gauges, piezoelectric sensors, Tinus Olsen machines, thermocouples, and Rockwell equipment.

In experimental aerodynamics research, I performed wind tunnel testing on car models and airfoil configurations and analyzed aerodynamic forces using MATLAB, compiling findings into five technical reports. I’m eager to contribute a solid engineering foundation that supports daily operations—where safety, accuracy, and continuous improvement matter.