Alan Eric Bat

3D modeling and 2D drafting of mechanical components for railway systems, with a focus on signaling, trackside equipment, and infrastructure retrofitting. Collaborated closely with operations technicians, supervisors, and suppliers to ensure technical feasibility and production readiness. Worked on multiple national railway projects, including: • CBTC signaling installation – Line D (Subterráneos de Buenos Aires) • Preventive and corrective maintenance – Line E • Retiro node signaling modernization – San Martín and Mitre lines • Maintenance support – STM Mendoza light rail system

Co-founded a rooftop tent manufacturing project focused on compact, aerodynamic designs for overlanding vehicles. Led product development from concept to assembly, including 3D CAD modeling, design for aluminum die-casting, and fabrication drawings. Designed brand identity (logo, color scheme, visual language) to align with an adventurous and modular aesthetic. Collaborated on material selection, prototyping, and assembly of functional units. Hands-on experience with workshop tools, iterative design, and outdoor product ergonomics. Software used: ZW3D, Adobe Illustrator.

Involved in the design and optimization of vehicle seating components for light commercial vehicles (Renault Kangoo, Peugeot Partner, Citroën Berlingo). Created detailed 2D CAD files (.dwg/.dxf) for laser cutting and CNC pantograph operations. Developed 3D models for component visualization and prototyping using tools like Fusion 360, SolidWorks and AutoCAD. Collaborated with fabrication teams to iterate designs for manufacturability. Hands-on experience with workshop machinery and materials selection for automotive upholstery and metal framing.