Tawade is a certified electrical engineer and a company owner. He has been working on CAD-based projects since 2015.
He has been working mostly on electric control panel manufacturing and PLC (i.e. programmable logical control) service designing. He works mostly on panel-design software such as AutoCAD and EPLAN Electric P8. He has been creating a range of HMI (Human Machine Interface) devices. He has also been designing a range of industrial computer control systems (PLCs) that help to monitor states of input devices and make decisions to control output devices.
He prefers phone and email-based communication with clients and meets them face to face to arrive at important decisions.
R. Singh is a mechanical draughtsman with a diploma in mechanical engineering. He is familiar with electrical circuit and sheet metal work design for bus bar and sheet metal jobs, electrical panel assembly and cable schedule and equipment layout. He also has design knowledge of schematics and sheet metal, low voltage and medium voltage (up 33Kv).
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P. Nemes is an independent Electrical Designer and CAD consultant. He has overseen all aspects of Electrical/CAD designs, focusing primarily on Automation and Process Control. He has many years of experience in designing Control Panels, P&ID diagrams, Municipal Water/Wastewater Distribution and control, Conveyor control, Brewery process control, Oil farm distribution control and Food Processing. Mr. Nemes started his career as a Junior Electrical Engineer, with responsibility for the installation and design of all types of electrical apparatus. In his role he worked directly with the company’s customers and installation contractors and engineers. Later he became an Application Engineer for automation products (PLC’s). Mr. Nemes has travelled extensively throughout Canada and the United States overseeing projects for major corporations.
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Sulskis has been working since 2001 on CAD-based projects. He is a qualified mechanical engineer with a master’s degree from Kaunas University of Technology, Lithuania.
Mr. A. Sulskis has extensive experience in SolidWork, including 3D modeling of plastic parts, metal parts. He also provides surface modeling services and FEM analysis. He has worked for over fifteen years for a company that develops and produces devices for electricity measurement and control applied in residential, commercial and industrial sectors. He works on electronics and electrical product designs. He designs for small companies who do not have their own mechanical engineer.
He has designed plastic cases (produced by injection molding), enclosures for electronic and electric devices and product conceptual designs. He feels that the most interesting project that he has worked on was creating a finger print access control with touchscreen panel. It represented the latest equipment and technology, and was something new for him. The challenge was to make the device compact and attractive to the consumer.
He is skilled at creating 2D drawings, 3D models and renderings. His passion is aviation and he has an abiding interest in 3D modeling of aircrafts and sailplanes. He has specialized in aviation components, electrical designs, fixtures and furniture designs, machine designs, construction and industrial designs.
He works mainly on SolidWorks because he finds it suitable for modeling, drawing and rendering. He is also competent in AutoCAD, Autodesk Fusion 360 (for 3D), Bentley MicroStation (for 2D and 3D designing), DraftSight for (2D design and drafting), KeyShot (for 3D rendering), Onshape and Parasolid.
Mr. Sulskis enjoys working on time-bound projects as he likes to find the best technical solution and implement it.
He uses e-mail or Skype to provide CAD consulting services to clients located overseas.
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Manocha has been working as an AutoCAD designer since 2011. He is a qualified mechanical engineer. He has been designing laboratory constructs for pharma companies and universities in India. He has also worked on projects for automotive companies.
He creates 2D and 3D designs on AutoCAD. Most of his work involves creating new designs and redesigning panels and gas pipes for laboratories. Since 2016, he has been creating product and machine designs for a food processing plant for an American multinational confectionary. The project involves setting up twenty-seven lanes and redesigning a Korean machine to fit into a small space of the plant in India. Since 2015, he has also been preparing designs for a hydroelectric project for another American company in India.
He interacts with clients over the phone and WhatsApp when he is away from the site location. For example, he recently made use of Skype and WhatsApp while working on designs for a solar plant near Agra-Jaipur highway. He used them to transfer files and make modifications.
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