MECHANICAL ENGINEERING PORTFOLIO / 2026

Garrett Lenocker

I’m a mechanical engineering student at California State University, Fullerton, focused on mechanical design, rapid prototyping, and turning CAD concepts into functional hardware. I’m currently interning in robotics at Kazvu Labs, where I design and prototype mechanical components. Outside of engineering, I enjoy riding and working on dirt bikes.

Mechanical Engineering Intern at Kazvu Labs/Orange, California
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WHAT I DO

From idea to iteration.

I enjoy solving the practical problems that turn a design into a working part: fit, motion, load paths, manufacturing constraints, and the details you only discover after making a prototype.

01 / MECHANICAL DESIGN02 / ROBOTIC SYSTEMS03 / RAPID PROTOTYPING
01 / SELECTED WORK

Engineering projects.

Hands-on work across robotics, manufacturing, kinematics, prototyping, and thermal design. Select a project to see my approach and the current results.

Portfolio project images include original CAD, drawings, and hands-on photographs. Internship work should be reviewed for sharing approval before the site is published.

02 / WHERE I'VE WORKED

Experience & education.

Learning engineering through hands-on design, teamwork, and the discipline of bringing real parts together.

SEP 2026 — PRESENT

Mechanical Engineering Intern

Kazvu Labs

Designing and prototyping components for a mobile robotic cleaning platform with a UR10e arm. Work includes tool mechanisms, mounting hardware, mass-distribution studies, engineering drawings, and mechanical packaging.

Fusion 360Mechanical DesignAdditive Manufacturing
2022 — PRESENT*

Concierge

The Westin Anaheim Resort

Developed communication, troubleshooting, and team coordination skills in a high-service environment. Experience includes resolving guest issues and supporting complex requests across departments.

* July 2022 – June 2023; March 2024 – present
03 / HOW I THINK

Engineer it. Then prove it.

I'm most interested in work where design choices can be tested, questioned, and improved in the real world.

01
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Understand the problem

Define the motion, packaging, loading, and service requirements before choosing a geometry.

02
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Model the details

Use CAD and engineering calculations to explore fit, function, and manufacturability.

03
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Make it physical

Prototype parts and assemblies with FDM printing or prepare drawings for manufacturing.

04
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Test and refine

Use hands-on results and feedback to improve geometry, assembly, and reliability.

THE TOOLKIT

Skills I put
to work.

CAD & ANALYSIS

Fusion 360

SolidWorks

AutoCAD

MATLAB

DESIGN & BUILD

Engineering drawings

CNC-ready part design

FDM 3D printing

Mechanical assembly

PROTOTYPING & TOOLS

ABS / PETG / TPU

Mechanism testing

Arduino IDE

Design for manufacturing

Preview of Garrett Lenocker's current one-page engineering résumé
04 / CURRENT RÉSUMÉ

My experience, at a glance.

Mechanical Engineering at California State University, Fullerton. My résumé summarizes hands-on robotics design at Kazvu Labs, CAD and manufacturing experience, and academic engineering projects.

1 page / PDFUpdated November 2026
05 / LET'S CONNECT

Have something
worth building?

I'm always interested in learning from engineers, exploring design challenges, and connecting about engineering opportunities.