Daniel Jindra
About Daniel Jindra
Daniel Jindra is an Aeronautical Systems Engineer III at ZIN Technologies, Inc., with over a decade of experience in the aerospace industry. He has held various engineering and technical roles at Invacare Corporation and currently serves as a Graduate Teaching Assistant at Cleveland State University.
Work at ZIN Technologies
Daniel Jindra has been employed at ZIN Technologies, Inc. as an Aeronautical Systems Engineer III since 2021. In this role, he specializes in the development and execution of complex electro-mechanical systems within the aerospace industry. His position involves significant responsibilities in system development and validation, contributing to the company's engineering projects.
Education and Expertise
Daniel Jindra is pursuing a Master's degree in Mechanical Engineering at Cleveland State University, where he has been studying since 2017. He previously earned a Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering from the same institution, completing his studies in 2019. Additionally, he holds an Associate of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering from Lorain County Community College, which he achieved in 2013. His educational background supports his expertise in aerospace engineering and complex system development.
Background
Daniel Jindra's professional journey includes over a decade of experience in various engineering and manufacturing roles. He began his career at Invacare Corporation, where he worked in several capacities, including Process Engineering / Specials Technician, Assembly & Machine Shop Associate, and Electro Mechanical Technician II & III. His roles at Invacare spanned from 2010 to 2020, during which he transitioned from hands-on manufacturing to advanced engineering positions.
Achievements
Throughout his career, Daniel Jindra has demonstrated strong leadership qualities in project and task management. His ability to manage complex engineering projects effectively has been a key aspect of his roles, particularly in system development and validation. In addition to his engineering responsibilities, he has served as a Graduate Teaching Assistant at Cleveland State University since 2020, further contributing to the academic community.