Engineer

Engineering with Purpose: Lawal's Approach to System Design “My engineering philosophy is driven by three key principles,” Lawal begins, his voice steady yet passionate. “First and foremost, there should always be clarity regarding the system being built. It's essential that the system remains understandable not just to me, but also to other engineers and future maintainers.” This unwavering belief in clarity lies at the very core of Lawal's coding practices and architectural choices. “I consciously steer clear…

An engineer from the National Transportation Safety Board revealed that the carbon fiber hull of the experimental submersible, which tragically imploded while heading to the Titanic wreck, exhibited flaws tracing back to its manufacturing. Don Kramer, the engineer in question, testified before a Coast Guard panel that the hull's performance changed significantly following a loud noise experienced during one of the dives the previous year. He pointed out several issues, including the presence of wrinkles, porosity, and…