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Deniz ArslanMechanical CAD
SHT-02 · About

Precise models, honest drawings.

I'm Deniz, a mechanical CAD designer with eleven years of turning ideas into parts that can actually be made.

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I started out on the shop floor, which is why my drawings are written for the person holding the calipers. Every dimension has a reason, every tolerance has a cost, and nothing is left for the machinist to guess.

Today I work with small manufacturers and hardware start-ups on mechanical parts, injection-moulded products and the jigs that hold them. Most projects start with a sketch or a worn-out part and end with a release-ready drawing package.

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01
Toolset

Software and skills

SW-01

SolidWorks

Parts · assemblies · drawings

SW-02

AutoCAD

2D layouts · detailing

SW-03

Fusion 360

Product · CAM · simulation

Modelling
  • Parametric part design
  • Large assemblies
  • Sheet metal
  • Weldments
  • Surface modelling
Documentation
  • GD&T (ASME Y14.5 / ISO GPS)
  • Tolerance stack-ups
  • BOMs & revision control
  • Exploded assembly views
Analysis & manufacture
  • FEA (static, modal)
  • Motion studies
  • DFM / DFA reviews
  • CAM-ready models
  • Jig & fixture design
02
Experience

Revision history

  1. Rev D

    2022 – now

    Freelance CAD designer

    Self-employed (fictional)

    Modelling and drawing packages for small manufacturers, start-ups and machine shops.

  2. Rev C

    2018 – 2022

    Senior design engineer

    Northvale Machinery (fictional)

    Owned the drawing standard for a range of conveyor drives; mentored two junior designers.

  3. Rev B

    2015 – 2018

    CAD designer

    Brightmold Plastics (fictional)

    Injection-moulded housings and the fixtures to assemble and test them.

  4. Rev A

    2011 – 2015

    BEng Mechanical Engineering

    Example Technical University

    Final-year project: a lightweight gearbox for a student race car.