May 2024 - Aug 2025
Mechanical Engineering Intern
AGS Automotive Systems
Built 20+ part and process models in SolidWorks, updated AutoCAD schematics, and used MOST time studies to support changes that cut process time by 15%.
Mechanical Engineering Portfolio
Projects and work from University of Toronto, internships, and personal builds. I like taking ideas through CAD, prototyping, and testing until they become something real.
Engineering ExperienceA few roles and projects that shaped how I work. Most of them sit somewhere between design, manufacturing, communication, and hands-on problem solving.






Education & Approach
That is the thread running through most of my coursework, internships, and side projects.
Education
BASc in Mechanical Engineering
PEY Co-op, Minor in Engineering Business, and EV Design certificate.
Selected coursework: Mechanical Engineering Design, Kinematics and Dynamics of Machines.
How I Work
Analysis & Build
Additional Tools
Below is the 12:1 Parallel Gearbox I modelled from scratch for MIE243. You can spin it, or open the full assembly. The rest of the projects are further down the page.
Capstone, coursework and club projects. Each one opens up with what we were asked to do, what we ended up building, and how it turned out. Reports and CAD packages are attached where I can share them.
APS380 | EV Design
Built for APS380. A scaled dual-motor platform, so that drivetrain layout and torque split were things you could actually watch instead of just read about.
Capstone | UTWind
My Capstone. We designed a custom direct-drive generator for UTWind's 2026 turbine, which had to make power at low RPM without being difficult to start.
MIE540 | Product Design
Our MIE540 project. A small propeller-driven car that had to cover a set distance as fast as possible while still being safe and cheap enough to sell.
MIE301 | Mechanism Design
For MIE301 we were given a sampling arm built for a Europa rover and had to adapt it for Io. We ended up mounting it on a drone instead.
MIE346 | PCB Design
For MIE346 we had to design and build a board that scales a 0 to 0.35 V sensor signal up to 0.25 to 3.3 V and filters the noise out of it.
MIE315 | Design for the Environment
For MIE315 we looked at whether Google should switch their smart speaker housings from plastic to wood, and had to back the answer up with real numbers.
MIE243 | Reverse Engineering
Throughout MIE243 we did a series of Dissections, which meant taking apart a real device and then modelling it in SolidWorks. The 3D model higher up this page came out of this project.
MIE243 | Machine Design
The Term Project for MIE243. A three-axis SMD placement machine specified to ±0.01 in and costed all the way down to a real bill of materials.
APS112 | Design for a Client
Designed for a Master's Professor teaching Six Sigma. A two-variable device to replace the three-variable catapult his students kept getting lost in.
Mostly shop work and early builds from high school. A lot of my hands-on habits came from these, so I have kept them here.
High School | Woodworking
Created during my sophomore year of high school. Two builds out of the same woodshop, one that had to hold weight and one that had to fit perfectly.
High School | Python
Written in December 2019 for a high school computer science course. A command line inventory system, and the first real program I wrote.
Creative Project | Writing
A short story I wrote for a creative writing scholarship, which I also made into an ebook.
George Brown | Machining
Created during a machining course at George Brown College. This felt like my very first mechanical project.
High School | Woodworking
Created in my freshman year of high school. My first real entry into construction, and I even have it hung in my backyard.
High School | Aerodynamics
Created in my freshman year of high school. This was my first project ever, and it is a large part of why I ended up here.
LinkedIn has the fuller work history and skills list if you want that alongside the projects here.
LinkedInWhat pulled me into engineering was seeing an idea go from concept to reality. I like the stretch from CAD to prototypes, testing, and the small revisions that make something finally feel right.
I am most drawn to mechatronics, manufacturing, EV systems, and product development. I like work where design, fabrication limits, performance, and team coordination all matter at once.
Photography, writing, and cinematography are where I slow down and notice more. They sharpen the same instincts I use in engineering: composition, patience, detail, and how the finished thing will land with someone else.
Taken and modeled by me.
Built around a tight focus on one subject.
A photo built around symbolism.
Unsplash is where I post most of my photography. If you want to see more of that side of my work, you can find it there.
Unsplash
"Mohid, you did a great job on check-in #2. I saw that you listened to my previous comment and did an excellent job on the presentation, and I appreciate your mindful application of feedback. I just wanted to mention that you are an essential part of this team and have more self-confidence; please easily say your ideas and comment to the rest of the group; there is no wrong answer, and we can use your thoughts more in this project. Overall I'm lucky to have you on my team."
"Mohid has displayed a strong work ethic and reliability in this group. He has taken the initiative to delegate responsibilities on numerous occasions. One thing that all the team members, including myself, can work on for the future is ensuring more clear and frequent communication between one another."
"Mohid has shown extraordinary communication skills and reliability throughout this project. He has done a good job of helping the group meet important deadlines and organize our tasks. In the future, Mohid can continue to contribute to the group in the same way that he has been doing so, as his contributions are deeply valued by our team."
Open To Conversations
If you are reaching out about engineering roles, collaboration, or something you saw in the portfolio, I would be glad to hear from you.
The form is the easiest way to send a quick note, and the email options are here if you would rather contact me directly.
Best for academic, student team, and campus-related outreach.
Best for professional opportunities, collaborations, and general inquiries.
A short hello, opportunity, or project question is more than enough.