Jordon Cullen

I'm in charge of maintaining and preparing car #34 driven by Nick Richardson prior and during race meetings across the UK in the Lee Bowron XR Challenge. This job role has taught me how to work under great pressure, and being able to carry out a high standard of work within tight time scales and most often than not problem solving to overcome a sudden problem that may have been imposed from a racing incident.

I now work as a Development engineer in the Hydrogen Fuel sector, designing, developing and manufacturing Hydrogen Fuel systems for vehicles predominantly in the commercial sector.

I'm responsible for taking order forms and fabricating locking poles to the correct specifications for the manufacturing of wagon doors. I'm required to cut poles to a specified length and then weld additional components before carrying out a quality control check to produce a completed product.

I am solely in charge of the 3D Modelling and completion of 2D Engineering drawings ready for component manufacturing for the Class 2 car, being entered into the Formula Student competition by the University of Central Lancashire in 2017.

I help deliver the Motorsport Design module as part of the Motorsport course at Myerscough College. My role entitles me to deliver lessons in using CAD software to a very high standard and making it applicable to the Motorsport sector. I create lessons plans, guides for students to follow and offer my own knowledge in class with short presentations and monitoring each students progress and offering help when asked or I feel necessary.