Justin Bray
About Justin Bray
Justin Bray is a Hardware Engineering Manager with extensive experience in transitioning concepts to high-volume production. He has a strong background in mechanical engineering and has worked in various roles, including as a Principal Mechanical Engineer at HiQ Solar and as a research assistant at the University of New Hampshire.
Current Role at Aquabyte
Justin Bray serves as the Hardware Engineering Manager at Aquabyte, a position he has held since 2020. In this role, he is responsible for overseeing hardware engineering projects, focusing on the development and production of innovative solutions. His experience in bringing ideas from concept to high-volume production is instrumental in driving the company's hardware initiatives.
Professional Experience
Before joining Aquabyte, Justin Bray worked at HiQ Solar as a Principal Mechanical Engineer from 2012 to 2020. His responsibilities included leading engineering projects and contributing to the design and development of solar technology. Additionally, he held positions at the University of New Hampshire as both an Undergraduate Research Assistant and a Graduate Research Assistant, where he gained valuable research experience in mechanical engineering.
Education and Expertise
Justin Bray has a solid educational background in mechanical engineering. He earned his Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering (BSME) from the University of Utah in 2006 and further pursued his studies at the University of New Hampshire, where he completed both a BSME and a Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering (MSME) from 2005 to 2011. His studies included various engineering disciplines such as electrical, mechanical, material science, and CNC machine dynamics.
Skills and Specializations
Justin Bray possesses a range of skills in hardware engineering, including hands-on prototyping and design. He has expertise in HALT/HASS testing and product safety certification, which are critical for ensuring the reliability and safety of hardware products. His background also includes experience in commercial and industrial power electronics, wireless sensors, and autonomous robotics, making him well-rounded in the field.
Research and Development Background
During his time at the University of New Hampshire, Justin Bray contributed to research efforts as a Graduate Research Assistant from 2009 to 2011. His involvement in research projects helped him develop a deeper understanding of mechanical engineering principles and applications, further enhancing his capabilities in product development and engineering.