Noah Ewig
Mechanical Engineering Student
Duke University
About
Hi! I'm a Junior at Duke University studying Mechanical Engineering with a focus on Robotics & Automation. I'm passionate about water polo, Sierra Nevada backpacking, and the human impact of engineering -- something I've experienced firsthand through my work with Duke Engineers for International Development. I'm looking for a Summer 2026 internship where I can continue using my engineering skills to drive positive change.
Skills
Design & Analysis
- SolidWorks
- OnShape
- AutoCAD
- Autodesk Fusion 360
- Design for Manufacturing & Assembly
- Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing
- ANSYS FEA
Electronics
- Circuit Prototyping
- Arduino
- Soldering
Programming
- Python
- LaTeX
- MS Excel
- MATLAB & Simulink
- LabVIEW
Prototyping & Tools
- FDM 3D Printing
- Shop Tools & Construction
- Manual Mill & Lathe Machining
- Laser Cutting & Waterjet
- Land Surveying
- TIG Welding
Projects
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Nyakuza Suspended Bridge
Alongside industry professionals and local Swazi stonemasons, I designed and constructed the longest footbridge in the nation of Eswatini (128m), which serves 3024 community members. Prior to construction I led the design team, using AutoCAD and Excel for design iteration and structural analysis. On-site, I oversaw all land surveying and contributed to each stage of construction including masonry, anchor construction, and deck installation.
Back to projectsUltrasound-Guided CVC Alignment
My team collaborated with a Duke Health trauma surgeon to develop a mechanical alignment device prototype for ultrasound-guided central venous catheterization, a procedure with >500k serious complications annually. I worked on CAD, prototyping, and testing for both the device itself and a series of tissue-mimicking phantoms.
Back to projectsFRC Team 7667
As Mechanical Lead of a 10+ member robotics team, I managed all mechanical system design, fabrication, and testing. I personally modeled, built, and integrated a 3-DOF lever arm, a custom gearbox, and a pneumatic system with an end effector and handbrake.
Back to projectsSide Projects
Some smaller projects that I made just for fun: A GIS-informed wooden topographical map of Yosemite National Park, a welded Duke Football spear, a floating water polo goal, and a stylized 3D-modeled chess set.
Back to projectsContact
Call Me
+1 (707) 492-0382
Email Me
ewignoah@gmail.com









