Physics · Integrated Design Engineering

Jacob
Poore.

I’m a senior at Wesleyan University, double majoring in Physics and Integrated Design, Engineering, Arts & Society (IDEAS), with a minor in Data Analysis. My research focuses on metal additive manufacturing using wire arc directed energy deposition and robotic welding systems.

Jacob Poore
Middletown, CT | East Providence, RI

00 / Skills & Tools

Programming & scientific computing

  • Python
  • MATLAB
  • C/C++
  • R
  • ABB RAPID

Engineering & visualization

  • SolidWorks
  • RobotStudio
  • Rhino 3D
  • SimScale
  • ArcGIS Pro
  • Blender

Software & development

  • Microsoft Office
  • Adobe Creative Cloud
  • Git / GitHub
  • Docker

Manufacturing

  • Robotic welding
  • 3D-printing
  • CNC
  • Injection molding
  • Thermoforming

Selected work

Architecture studio models and portfolio work arranged across a table
ARST 235 · Architecture I | Fall 2025
01 / Design

Architecture I

Physical models, drawings, and spatial experiments from my Architecture I course at Wesleyan. The portfolio documents my design process, from early spatial studies to finished models.

COMP 122 · Introduction to Programming | Spring 2025
02 / Computation

N-body gravitational simulation

A numerical exploration of two- and three-body gravitational systems. The simulation traces how gravitational interactions shape the bodies’ trajectories over time.

View the simulation project
03 / Personal

Beyond the lab

I’m a Division III wrestler at Wesleyan and a member of the mechanical engineering team at WesEngineering.

Before college, I spent two years working as an advanced automotive technician and earned a certificate in Automotive Technology from the East Providence Career and Technical Center.

Outside of engineering and wrestling, I enjoy photography, pyrography, wood carving, reading, and retro video games.

Jacob Poore in an automotive workshop beside a truck on a lift
Automotive Technology · East Providence

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Updated October 2026

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