Name: BDU Design Review - Cal State LA & Cerritos
Start: 2025-02-28T11:00:00-0500
End: 2025-02-28T11:50:00-0500

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Each training session is categorized by Type (i.e. Event, Presentation, Roundtable, Training - Swimlane Grouped, Training & Workshops - School Grouped)
- Event - These are required by everyone
- Presentations - Each team should have 6 graded events on their schedule.
  - For the Engineering presentations, the entire team is encouraged to be in the presentation and should sign up for their session (for headcount purposes). Teams may not attend other team’s presentations.
    - If the team wants to have virtual participation, the teams are required to set up a Teams meeting. Send the Thermal and Module meeting notice to Ravi, the SW meeting notice to Ajay Suresh, and the BDU training notice to David. The main presenter for the slides shall be in the room. Individuals on the call may only answer questions.
  - For PMAC 1, only your team PM and Voc-D can enter the assessment area. Other teams not listed in the timeslot may not attend to view.
  - For PMAC 2, your PM and designated SME will need to be seated at the table. Your team is permitted to spectate but from the back of the room. Other teams not listed in the timeslot may not attend to view.
- Training - Each team should determine which member goes to which session. All teams are required to have at least one member present for every session. All workshop attendees are required to attend on of the three trainings (or set up office hours with a sponsor).
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Friday February 28, 2025 11:00am - 11:50am EST

Center for Manufacturing Innovation - Room 282

Moderators

David Robertson

Principal Battery Engineer, Argonne National Laboratory

David Robertson is the Principal Battery Engineer for Battery Workforce Challenge at Argonne National Laboratory, a 3-year collegiate and vocational battery competition. David has a masters Degree in Electrical Engineering and nearly 20 years of experience in the battery industry... Read More →

Judges

Jeff Smith

Technical Program Leader, Eaton

Jeff is a Technical Program Leader within Eaton’s eMobility business. He has over 25 years of automotive experience on a diverse group of products including hydraulic transmission and engine control valves, fuel emissions control products, and more recently electric vehicle battery... Read More →

Joe Wimmer

Senior Manager - Electrical Applications, Gamma Technologies

Joe Wimmer is the team lead for electrical applications at Gamma Technologies, leading a team of engineers focused on supporting clients and delivering CAE software solutions for the design and analysis of batteries, motors, and power electronics. Joe graduated from Rose-Hulman Institute... Read More →

Kevin Snyder

Technical Lead Engineer, Stellantis

Kevin Snyder is a Tech Lead for Battery Workforce Challenge at Stellantis. He works in Propulsion System Engineering on High Voltage Battery Packs. Prior to HV Battery Packs, he held positions in Propulsion Chief Engineering, Hybrid Powertrain Calibration, Engine End Of Line testing... Read More →

Mark Blose

HV Battery Pack Integration Manager, Stellantis

Mark is a HV Battery Pack Integration Manager for the Make Battery team at Stellantis where he is responsible for executing enineerng development and release of Battery Pack programs. He holds a BSME, from Youngstown University, and Masters’s degree in Machanical Engineering from... Read More →