Mattie Baron
About Mattie Baron
Mattie Baron is an Equipment Design Engineer at Joby Aviation, where she has worked since 2020. She previously held various engineering roles, including positions at Braxton Technologies and Mayo Clinic, and earned a Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical Engineering from Princeton University.
Work at Joby Aviation
Mattie Baron has been employed at Joby Aviation as an Equipment Design Engineer since 2020. In this role, Baron focuses on the design and implementation of test stands specifically for aircraft testing. This position involves supporting aircraft testing teams by creating both component level and system level test stands. Prior to this role, Baron worked as an Equipment Design Intern at Joby Aviation from 2019 to 2020, gaining valuable experience in the field.
Previous Experience at Braxton Technologies
Before joining Joby Aviation, Mattie Baron worked at Braxton Technologies in various capacities. Baron served as an Advanced Programs Engineer for a brief period of three months in 2019, where responsibilities included engaging in advanced engineering projects. Additionally, Baron held the position of Mechanical Engineering Intern at Braxton Technologies for seven months in 2019, contributing to engineering tasks and gaining practical experience.
Education and Expertise
Mattie Baron earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering from Princeton University, where studies took place from 2014 to 2018. This educational background provided a solid foundation in mechanical engineering principles and practices, which Baron applies in current engineering roles. The degree from a prestigious institution underscores Baron's expertise in the field.
Background in Operations and Engineering Internships
Prior to focusing on equipment design, Mattie Baron held the position of Operations Manager at HomeWorks Trenton for seven months in 2018. This role involved overseeing operational processes. Additionally, Baron gained engineering experience as an Engineering Intern at Mayo Clinic for three months in 2017, where involvement in engineering tasks contributed to professional development.