James Gullberg
I'm a Mechatronics and Robotics Engineering student at Queen's University, with a passion for building reliable, real-world systems. I have experience leading multidisciplinary design teams and now work as a Mechanical Engineer Intern at Sanctuary AI developing humanoid robots.
Reference letter — Kevin Deluzio, Dean of Smith Engineering
Projects
I’ve had the opportunity to work on a diverse range of projects that showcase my skills from mechanical design and 3D printing to electrical and software. Each project has been a valuable learning experience and a testament to my passion for solving complex problems and creating.
I invite you to explore my projects to see the detailed write-ups, CAD files, source code, and scematics.
Mini 6 dof Arm
Stingray - Fixed Wing UAV
Crush - Quadcopter
Vex Robots - High Stakes
Beam Profile Monitor Actuator
Cold Trap
Achievements
The Engineering Society Prize
Awarded by the Queens Engineering Society to a second-year student who has contributed most to the University and exhibited the most ability in extracurricular leadership.
Canadian Engineering Competition - 1st
Competed against regional finalists from across Canada to design, build, and present a prototype to solve an engineering problem. Qualified by winning the Ontario Engineering Competition.
Ontario Engineering Competition - 1st
Competed against 16 teams from across Ontario to design, build, and present a prototype to solve an engineering problem. Qualified by winning the Queens Engineering Competition.
Undergraduate Research Award
Received funding from NSERC to conduct research at the Reactor Materials Testing Lab at Queens, under Dr. Mark Daymond in the nuclear engineering field.