Engineering Science
University of Toronto
Developing an engineering practice across analysis, computation, design, prototyping, testing, and technical communication.
University of Toronto · Engineering Science
Engineering work from analysis to physical proof.
I’m Jan Kazimierczak, an Engineering Science student. My documented work spans structural analysis, mechanism design, prototyping, and the evaluation of engineering concepts under real constraints.
- Program
- Engineering Science
- Evidence
- Reports, analysis, prototypes
- Methods
- Compute, build, test
Selected work
Three projects. One clear route into each.
Scroll through a focused index. Each entry opens a complete case study with the calculations, process, evidence, and limitations.
01 / Structural systems
Bridge design and analysis
Python-aided analysis, fabrication, and load testing.
02 / Mechanism + vision
Automated screw sorting device
CAD, Raspberry Pi vision, and mechanical sorting.
03 / Human-centred design
BikePack Buddy
Stakeholder research, proxy testing, and convergence.
Experience & involvement
What shaped the way I work.
Education, team practice, and earlier hands-on work live here—separate from the project case studies, with room for professional roles as they develop.
Academic engineering teams
Praxis I · Praxis II · CIV102
Working through trade-offs, sharing responsibility, documenting decisions, and connecting recommendations to evidence.
Hands-on making
Science symposium · stage construction
A three-metre wind tunnel and high-school stage construction shaped my emphasis on planning, safety, and speaking up when a method appears weak.
Contact
Interested in the work behind the diagrams?
Email is the most direct way to discuss engineering projects, research, or technical collaboration.