Jack Stevens

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Over the past 5 years, I have gained valuable industry experience as a mechanical engineer at both a startup drone technology company called MatrixSpace, and in the robotics/automation industry at Amazon Robotics, where I was able to apply my formal education as a member of interdisciplinary teams of career engineers. Here I got accustomed to both the feel of a small company with dynamic timelines, and how to maximize my contribution to large scale programs at one of the worlds largest companies. 

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Throughout my undergrad degree at Northeastern University, I led the structures team of Northeastern Electric Racing (FSAE), where engineers, computer scientists, and business men/women design, fabricate and race an electric race car. My biggest contribution was the delivery the 2024 competition year chassis, where I completed the design, and oversaw the logistics/fabrication requirements. Here, I have gained skills in mechanical design, fabrication, project management, and leadership.

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I have always sought to learn from the leaders I work with, in Boy Scouts, engineering clubs, co-ops, and in my personal life, so that when the need is presented, and/or I feel compelled to do so, I can be an effective leader and advance the groups goals. Earning the rank of Eagle Scout when I was 17, leading a team within Northeastern Electric Racing as the Head Structures Engineer, and serving as the Vice President of a STEM fraternity local to Northeastern University, are some examples of how I have achieved this continuous goal.