Sierra Wolf
About Sierra Wolf
Sierra Wolf is a Senior Design Engineer with extensive experience in mechanical engineering, currently working at Andrews Cooper and DEKA Research & Development in the United States. With a strong academic background and multiple patents, Wolf has a proven track record in managing design teams and overseeing product lines.
Work at Andrews Cooper
Sierra Wolf has been employed as a Senior Design Engineer at Andrews Cooper since 2021. In this role, she focuses on design engineering projects, leveraging her extensive background in mechanical engineering and design. Her responsibilities include managing design teams and ensuring the successful execution of product development initiatives.
Work at DEKA Research & Development
Since 2021, Sierra Wolf has also held the position of Senior Mechanical Engineer at DEKA Research & Development in Manchester, New Hampshire. In this capacity, she applies her expertise in mechanical engineering to drive innovation and product development. Her role involves mentoring team members and teaching engineering principles.
Education and Expertise
Sierra Wolf earned a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Washington State University, graduating Summa Cum Laude with a 3.91 GPA. Her education included a focus on mechatronics. She possesses expertise in CAD software, including PTC-Creo and SolidWorks, as well as finite element analysis and Flextool scripting/programming.
Background
Sierra Wolf began her career as a Research Assistant at Washington State University, where she worked in two separate roles in 2008 and 2009. She transitioned to HP, where she held various positions, including Mechanical Engineer II and Mechanical/Hdwr Engineer V, over a span of nearly a decade. During her time at HP, she oversaw production line improvements and participated in prototype builds.
Patents and Achievements
Sierra Wolf holds five patents related to innovations in electromechanical assemblies. These patents include designs for a guide for a wiping assembly and a selectable drive system. Her contributions to engineering extend to managing design processes from concept to production, including tolerance stackups and robust tooling.