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I enjoy solving complex problems and creating products that people love.

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Martin Mudry

Mechanical Design Engineer,
Product Development Engineer

I have been around an engineering environment since childhood. I come from a family of mechanical engineers, so I have been pulling things apart and fixing them for as long as I can remember.
What excites me most about my job is the opportunity to solve complex problems and create functional, high-quality products. I am deeply interested in understanding the "whys" and "hows" behind each problem, which helps me find practical solutions. When I’m not working, you’ll likely find me fly fishing or hiking in New Zealand's stunning backcountry.

Avionics Engineering

My path as a mechanical engineer:

  • 1991 - As a six-year-old, I was able to fix my BMX bike, worn down by my older brother

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  • 2000 - In my fifteen years, I helped my father build a custom, homemade tractor that is still running perfectly today.

  • 2003 - Bought my first car: a 25+ year-old Skoda 120. Spent more time fixing than driving it

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  • 2013 - Designed, manufactured and built a custom bandsaw mill

  • 2013 - Internship at Volkswagen manufacturing plant

  • 2014 - Developed a testing device for a piezoelectric material in collaboration with the Slovak Academy of Science

  • 2015 - Graduated from the Slovak University of Technology

  • 2015 - Worked on Mercedes G-Class door panel, 2019 edition

  • 2016 - Career break: Moved to the UK to learn the English language and gain international experience

  • 2018 - Moved to New Zealand

  • 2021 - Became an Engineering New Zealand Member

  • 2021 - I felt confident enough in my English skills to resume my professional career and founded the brand SmartCAD

  • 2022 - Developed the smallest NFC tag on the market

  • 2023 - Began R&D of the new wind turbine concept

  • 2024 - Developed the grommet tag

  • 2025 - Filed for my first patent

  • 2025 - Worked on UNUM aircraft business seating project

  • 2025 - Returned to university to enhance my skills in Aerospace Engineering (University of Canterbury)

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