Mostafizur Rahman

My lessons are practical and goal-oriented, built around the tools and workflows used in real professional engineering environments. Having worked as a Mechanical Design Engineer for nearly three years — delivering projects for global clients such as Metso — I bring industry-relevant context to every session, not just textbook theory.
Also, I have experience working as a mechanical designer in a Formula Student racing team, which gives me clear insight regarding the "Design for Manufacturing" process.

How I structure lessons:
Each session begins by identifying the student's current level and specific goal — whether that is learning a particular tool from scratch, completing a university project, or preparing for a professional certification such as the SOLIDWORKS CSWP. From there, I build a step-by-step learning path tailored to that goal.
Teaching approach:
I combine live demonstrations with guided hands-on practice — I show the technique, then the student applies it immediately with my support. I encourage questions at every step and adjust the pace based on how the student is progressing. Complex workflows are broken down into manageable steps, and I use real project examples from my professional experience to make concepts tangible and memorable.
What I can cover:

Siemens NX — part modelling, assemblies, sheet metal creation, technical drawings
SolidWorks — 3D design, sheet metal, assembly creation, simulation basics, CSWP preparation, 2D drawing
AutoCAD — 2D drafting
Autodesk Inventor — part and assembly design.

Experience:
Beyond my professional engineering background, I have supported junior colleagues and team members in CAD workflows during my time at BJIT Limited, explaining processes clearly and helping them meet project standards. Also worked as an instructor in SolidWorks and AutoCAD workshops at my undergrad university.