Jack Convery

Final-year Mechanical Engineering student with 4 years of real-world design experience through a Degree-Level Apprenticeship. Led full-cycle mechanical engineering projects from concept to launch, including full ownership of a flagship product released at Hillhead 2024 and now focused on transitioning into motorsport, particularly in trackside, vehicle design, and performance, or race support roles. Bring strong skills in CAD, DFM, FEA, and problem-solving under pressure.

To contribute to a professional motorsport team in an engineering role that demands fast-paced decision-making, mechanical precision, and data-driven optimisation. I aim to bring hands-on experience in end-to-end system development, CAD, and design-for-manufacture into a high-performance environment, with the long-term goal of progressing into trackside vehicle performance and race engineering.

As part of my role at Terex Washing Systems, I led the mechanical design of the AS150P, a compact, fully integrated washing solution specifically designed for the quarrying and recycling industries. This machine was successfully launched and displayed at Hillhead 2024, the UK’s largest construction and quarrying exhibition.

• HYROX Competition Training (Combines endurance, strength, and discipline - mirrors the physical and mental focus required in high-performance engineering.)
• GAA Football Team-Based Sport (Develops quick decision-making, resilience, and collaboration under pressure.)
• Global High-Spec Engineering (Passionate about cutting-edge mechanical systems - from F1 and aerospace to large-scale infrastructure and renewable energy innovations.)
• Motorsport Engineering & Strategy (Follow F1 team telemetry, race strategy breakdowns, and technical innovations closely.)