S7E28 Justin Rittenhouse | What Engineering School Doesn’t Teach You About Industry
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Justin Rittenhouse discusses the gaps in engineering education and the skills needed in the industry.
Send us Fan Mail Justin Rittenhouse is a mechanical engineer, educator, and industry leader whose career sits at the intersection of advanced engineering analysis, manufacturing innovation, and mentorship. With a Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering and degrees in Aerospace Engineering, Justin has built a strong technical foundation in structural mechanics, computational methods, and advanced simulation tools such as FEA and DEM. His academic journey is complemented by hands-on expertise in progra...
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