William Snell
About William Snell
William Snell is a Junior Thermofluids Analyst at Rocket Lab in Auckland, New Zealand, where he has worked since 2021. He holds both a Bachelor and Master of Engineering (Honours) in Mechanical and Aerospace from The University of Queensland.
Work at Rocket Lab
William Snell has been employed at Rocket Lab as a Junior Thermofluids Analyst since 2021. In this role, he applies his expertise in thermofluids to support various engineering projects. His tenure at Rocket Lab spans three years, during which he has contributed to the company's mission in the aerospace sector. Prior to his current position, he completed multiple internships at Rocket Lab, including a role as an Analysis Engineering Intern in 2021 and an internship linked to his Master's thesis in 2020.
Education and Expertise
William Snell studied at The University of Queensland, where he earned both a Bachelor and Master of Engineering (Honours) in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering from 2016 to 2020. This educational background provided him with a solid foundation in engineering principles and practices, particularly in the fields of mechanical and aerospace systems. His academic achievements have equipped him with the necessary skills to excel in his current role at Rocket Lab.
Previous Experience
Before joining Rocket Lab, William Snell worked as a Casual Demonstrator at The University of Queensland from 2019 to 2020. In this position, he supported students in their learning by demonstrating engineering concepts and assisting with practical exercises. His experience at the university complemented his engineering education and prepared him for his subsequent roles in the aerospace industry.
Internship Experience
William Snell's internship experience at Rocket Lab began in 2020 when he undertook an internship related to his Master's thesis for five months. He further enhanced his practical skills by serving as an Analysis Engineering Intern for two months in 2021. These internships allowed him to gain hands-on experience in the aerospace sector and contributed to his professional development prior to his current position.