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Hi, I’m

Ronan Peeke.

Mechanical Engineering Student

I’m a mechanical engineering student at Bucknell University with an interest in aerospace, focused on electro-mechanical system design, rapid prototyping, and CAD modeling. Experienced in turning functional concepts into physical hardware through 3D printing, DFM, and hands-on fabrication. I am also proficient in SolidWorks and MATLAB. I’m seeking internship opportunities in mechanical and aerospace engineering.

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FEATURED INTERNSHIP / TOKENWORKS
Ronan holding the open portable IDentiFake prototype in the TokenWorks workshop
HARDWARE ASSEMBLY & TESTINGFIG. 01

01 / SELECTED WORK

Projects/Internships.

Course projects, design iterations,
and hands-on engineering experience.

Latest heavy-lift drone base CAD design with larger central cutouts and revised mounting geometry01IN PROGRESS

AIRCRAFT DESIGN & CAD

Heavy-lift Drone

Course: MECH 230 · Bucknell University
August 2026 – Present

CADAircraft DesignBOM

I’m building a heavy-lift aircraft for my MECH 230 class at Bucknell. The work centers on CAD models and a bill of materials, with payload and structural efficiency guiding the design. We’ve received our motors, propellers, ESC/gyro, transmitter, etc., and are now working on the wings of the drone and how these components will attach together.

  • Design objective: maximize payload and structural efficiency
  • Deliverables: aircraft CAD models and bill of materials
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INTERNSHIP / MAY 2026 – AUGUST 2026

TokenWorks Inc.

Mechanical Engineering Intern · Bronxville, NY

3D PrintingAssemblyEngineering Documentation

During this internship, I actively worked on 3D printing, assembly, and engineering documentation for multiple TokenWorks ID Scanners. As part of a month-long project, I created and modified product assembly guides, repair protocols, and detailed BOMs to thoroughly document production operations. I worked on assembly and programming of the IDWedgeKB, AgeVisor 2 and 3, IDVisor 2 and 3, and IDentiFake models. By the end of this project, I was able to increase our documentation from around 40% to 96% and created an internal operations website for easy access to these resources.

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Assembled phone holder CAD model showing a circular base, upright support, and phone cradle02COURSE PROJECT

PRODUCT DESIGN & FABRICATION

Phone Holder Design Project

Course: Graphics for Design/Manufacture · Lewisburg, PA
January 2026 – May 2026

SOLIDWORKS3D PrintingDFM

I designed, modeled, and assembled a custom smartphone holder for my Graphics for Design/Manufacture course. SOLIDWORKS modeling supported universal device compatibility, while DFM principles shaped the geometry for 3D printing and fabrication.

  • CAD: SOLIDWORKS modeling for universal device compatibility
  • Fabrication: geometry optimized for 3D printing using DFM principles
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Assembled pick-and-place robot with a white arm, magnetic pickup plate, Arduino, and wired electronics03COURSE PROJECT

ROBOTICS & ELECTROMECHANICAL DESIGN

Magnetic Pick-and-Place Robot

Course: Engineering Design Experience · Lewisburg, PA
September 2025 – December 2025

Arduino3D PrintingRobotics

I designed, modeled, and assembled a magnetic robotic arm for my Engineering Design Experience course. The 3D-printed, Arduino-powered system was built to explore automated quality control and component sorting in manufacturing workflows.

  • Hardware: 3D-printed robotic arm with magnetic pickup
  • Control platform: Arduino for pick-and-place automation
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02 / THE TOOLKIT

Skills & tools.

Tools I’m learning and working with.

CAD & Modeling

SOLIDWORKSCertified SOLIDWORKS AssociateCADAssembly DesignBill of Materials

Prototyping & Fabrication

3D PrintingLaser CuttingPrecision Hand ToolsMechanical & Electrical AssemblyDesign for Manufacture

Technical & Analytical

MATLABArduinoMicrosoft ExcelHardware TroubleshootingQuality Control & Testing

03 / A LITTLE ABOUT ME

A little about me

I’m Ronan, a mechanical engineering student at Bucknell University, working toward my B.S. with an expected graduation in May 2029. I’m a Certified SOLIDWORKS Associate and enjoy taking designs from CAD to physical hardware. My interest in aerospace drives me to explore aircraft design and apply my mechanical engineering skills to flight.

My experience includes prototype fabrication, mechanical and electrical assembly, and hardware testing at TokenWorks.

I also recently founded the Bucknell Bison Aerospace Club, which will participate in the 2027 AIAA Design Competition. We're hoping to become an official AIAA student chapter in future semesters.

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EXPECTED MAY 2029

Bucknell University

B.S. Mechanical Engineering · GPA 3.91 · Dean’s List

Coursework includes thermodynamics, statics, dynamics, differential equations, SOLIDWORKS, and MATLAB.

MAY 2026 – AUGUST 2026

TokenWorks Inc.

Mechanical Engineering Intern · Bronxville, NY

Expanded production documentation from 40% to 96%. Fabricated prototype parts, assembled hardware, troubleshot ID scanners, and performed quality control and testing.

SEPTEMBER 2026 – PRESENT

Bucknell Bison Aerospace Club

Founder & President

Planning participation in the 2027 AIAA Design Competition, with hopes of becoming an official AIAA student chapter in future semesters.

Open to internships & collaborative projects

04 / WHAT’S NEXT?

Let’s get in touch.

Have an interesting challenge, an opportunity, or an idea?
I’d love to hear about it.

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