Mohammad Yaameen
Zafar.

I'm a Mechanical Engineering student at UCL, and I spend most of my time outside lectures turning ideas into things that actually have to work — CAD in Fusion 360, CFD and thermal simulation in ANSYS, and instrumented rigs that test whether the theory holds up on the bench. I like projects that run the full pipeline, from a first sketch to a tested, working result.

Over the 2026 summer I'm interning at Clearzone, supporting product development ahead of launch — CAD work in Fusion 360 and ANSYS simulations, including heat dissipation testing, alongside the engineering team through the pre-launch cycle. Earlier this year I completed an undergraduate research project at UCL under Professor Paul Fromme, investigating how composite materials respond to radiation exposure, with applications in aeronautical engineering.

Before university, I founded and ran Clear Frame, a boutique media agency delivering content for six-figure brands, including the UK's largest powerlifting coaching company. Running that business is where I first learned to lead a small team under a deadline — a skill that now shows up just as much in engineering design challenges as it did in client work.