Eliot Smullen
About Eliot Smullen
Eliot Smullen is an Electrical Engineer with a background in battery electronics and a commitment to sustainable engineering. He has held various engineering roles at companies such as Joby Aviation and Generate Product Development since completing his studies at Northeastern University.
Current Role at Joby Aviation
Eliot Smullen currently works at Joby Aviation as an Electrical Engineer. He has been in this role since 2021, contributing to the company's innovative projects in the aviation sector. His specialization in battery electronics plays a critical role in the development of sustainable aviation technologies.
Previous Experience in Electrical Engineering
Prior to his current position, Eliot Smullen held various roles in electrical engineering. He worked at Generate Product Development as Chief Electrical Engineer for 9 months in 2020 to 2021. He also served as an Electrical Engineer at Northeastern Electric Racing for 4 months during the same period, and as a Build Studio Engineer at Generate Product Development for 3 months in 2020.
Educational Background in Electrical Engineering
Eliot Smullen studied at Northeastern University, where he earned a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering. His studies spanned from 2016 to 2021, providing him with a solid foundation in electrical engineering principles and practices.
Internships and Early Career Experience
Eliot Smullen gained valuable experience through various internships early in his career. He worked as a Robotics Intern at TuringSense for 2 months in 2017. Additionally, he completed a Systems Development Co-op at Waters Corporation for 5 months in 2018 and served as an Electrical Engineering Co-op at Joby Aviation for 11 months across two separate stints in 2019 and 2020.
Involvement in Extracurricular Activities
During his time at Bellarmine College Preparatory, Eliot Smullen was involved in extracurricular activities. He worked as an Assistant Director for the theater program in 2015 for 2 months. He also coached at the Mountain View Volleyball Club for 2 months in 2017, showcasing his diverse interests beyond engineering.