Aleop T.

Experience

• Interior Trims Designer Lamborghini · Full-time May 2019 – May 2025 6 yrs Sant'Agata Bolognese, Emilia-Romagna, Italy Contributed to the interior development of the Lamborghini Huracan STO, including dashboard, tunnel, carpet, door panels, trims, and luggage compartments. Collaborated in weekly meetings with the interior team.
  Utilized Catia V5 for surface and solid modeling, focusing on composite materials and plastic parts (PC, ABS, POM, PE), as well as sheet metal brackets. Designed parts for rapid prototyping using HP Jet Fusion.
  Led CAD assembly and kinematics design, including mechanisms for door and glove compartment operation. Supported prototype assembly and maintained 2D drawings, conducting flush and gap studies for precision.
  
  Contributed to the adaptation of the car interior for the Lamborghini Huracan HEV to accommodate a hybrid propulsion system. Designed brackets for securing components to the frame and optimized the luggage compartment to maximize space utilization.
  Implemented modifications to the luggage compartment, including reducing its size to create additional space for new components and ensuring water tightness. Additionally, redesigned the compartment for easy access to batteries.
• Surface designer Toyota Material Handling · Full-time May 2022 – Dec 2023 1 yrs 7 mos Bologna, Emilia-Romagna, Italy Prepare, check and improve the quality of design surfaces to be delivered to the engineering department.
  Check feasibility of the design in the initial stages and suggest changes to improve the design before it arrives to the engineering department.
  Create 3-dimensional patterns using computational design tools.
  Develop standardized processes for the delivery of surfaces.
  Create processes of how the engineering department will use the design surface in Catia with the scope to improve parametrization.
  Building prototypes.
• Senior Design Engineer Ferrari GES · Full-time Jun 2022 – Dec 2022 6 mos Maranello, Emilia-Romagna, Italy Contributed to the Ferrari SF21 and 2022 projects by designing a Forward Brake Duct experiment to meet the requirements of the electronics and aerodynamics teams. Additionally, participated in Brake-line design and conducted parametric studies for flexible tube envelopes. Designed brackets for diverse suspension configurations, parts in composite materials, and molds for composite production. Also, oversaw the design and implementation of testing benches including Gearbox, wheel rotation, ovality, and pit stop gun calibration.