Nikhil Mohip
About Nikhil Mohip
Nikhil Mohip is a Senior Technical Lead Test Engineer at Belcan, where he has worked since 2017. He has a background in mechanical engineering and has held various roles in engineering support and inspection across multiple organizations.
Current Role at Belcan
Nikhil Mohip has been serving as a Senior Technical Lead Test Engineer at Belcan since 2017. In this role, he is responsible for overseeing testing processes and ensuring the quality and reliability of engineering projects. His work is based in Seattle, Washington, where he applies his expertise in mechanical engineering to support various initiatives.
Previous Work Experience
Before joining Belcan, Nikhil Mohip held several positions that contributed to his technical expertise. He worked as a Service Associate at Fun Flicks for seven months in 2011-2012 and served as a Custodial Assistant at the NYC Department of Education for one month in 2011. He also interned at CES CONSULTANTS, INC. from 2012 to 2014 and worked as a Junior Inspector at Parsons during the same period.
Education and Expertise
Nikhil Mohip earned a Bachelor of Science (BS) in Mechanical Engineering from Florida International University, completing his studies from 2010 to 2015. His educational background provides a strong foundation for his engineering career, particularly in the areas of testing and quality assurance.
Engineering Contributions
In his engineering career, Nikhil Mohip has provided support for Pratt & Whitney's Next-Generation Product Family commercial engine programs, including the PW1100G-JM, PW1200G, and PW1400G. He has supervised critical tasks such as the installation, removal, and repairs of engine hardware during ground testing of both commercial and military jet engines.
Project Involvement
Nikhil Mohip has been involved in significant projects, including planning and testing valve types under simulated conditions for Blue Origin Rocket Engines. He optimized the removal and replacement of over 100 high-pressure turbines from customer engines within a month and authored inspection tasks for the F35 military program by interpreting source data.