Maxime Batardiere

Here is a description focused on your actual CAD level, without overselling:

CAD Level:

Intermediate CAD level, acquired during my BUT Mechanical Engineering and Production (2nd year) at IUT of Nîmes.

I master SolidWorks for 3D modeling of mechanical parts (simple to moderately complex parts, assemblies) and technical drawing with ISO standardized dimensioning. I applied these skills on a concrete project from start to finish: the design of an RC dragster, where I modeled and validated several parts (suspensions, brackets, structural elements), including manufacturing files and preparation of files for 3D printing (STL) and CNC machining (G-code, turning/milling on Fanuc).

I also know the basics of structural dimensioning (DDS) and the constraints related to different manufacturing processes (FDM/SLA 3D printing, machining), which allows me to design parts that are realistic and manufacturable, not just visually appealing on screen.

I don't have senior engineer experience yet, but I compensate with rigor, met deadlines, and a real understanding of manufacturing constraints — useful for parts intended to be actually produced.

Supervision of checkouts and customer assistance (Stress management, customer contact, English, Spanish), I work at Leclerc to pay for my school.