Roy Wickrama is a mechanical engineer/designer since 2005 where he is an expert user of Autodesk Inventor (with Autodesk vault professional). Having landed in Canada (Vancouver) in 1988, he was... Read more

Roy Wickrama is a mechanical engineer/designer since 2005 where he is an expert user of Autodesk Inventor (with Autodesk vault professional). Having landed in Canada (Vancouver) in 1988, he was eager to be working as a mechanical engineering design professional despite he was a machinery and equipment maintenance engineer before coming to Canada. Took a multitude of part time CAD and VB programming courses. He also took BCIT - Diploma in Mechanical Engineering Design Technology in 2003. He is a hard worker and continuously upgrade his CAD design and drafting skills and find solutions to work faster, smarter and free of errors. His Autodesk Inventor skills is excellent: Always explore how to create better sketches, consider modelling with design changes and detailing friendly. Use iLogic rules to ease the process of modelling and creating production drawings with accuracy. Use Autodesk Inventor forum to gain more skills. With his fully functional home office setup, he is looking forward to helping the design and manufacturing industries, mechanical design professionals and consultants to achieve their project or production goals. His home office resources (currently): Desktop-1: Dell precision 32 GB RAM Desktop-2: Dell precision 64 GB RM/1TB SSHD/1TB HD Autodesk Inventor Professional - 2021 with Vault Professional and some third party tools SolidWorks Professional - 2020 Mathcad Prime 6.0 Office 365

I’m a biomedical engineer and neuroscientist PhD, with a background in CAD design, robotics, and advanced fabrication techniques like CNC milling, laser cutting, waterjet, and 3D printing. Over the... Read more

I’m a biomedical engineer and neuroscientist PhD, with a background in CAD design, robotics, and advanced fabrication techniques like CNC milling, laser cutting, waterjet, and 3D printing. Over the past 15+ years, I’ve led the design and development of custom experimental equipment and collaborated with industry partners on various projects. I’m also passionate about making things, whether it’s in the lab or in my former furniture making space. My approach to design is grounded in practicality—I make sure my designs are tailored for the fabrication methods that will bring them to life. I enjoy working with both technical and non-technical people. Whether you need a rough concept 3D model based on a cocktail napkin sketch or a complex multi-component, multi-material mechanical assembly, I’m here to help translate your ideas into real, manufacturable products.