Christopher Alexander Hili

Motivated individual encompassing strong foundation in engineering principles and problem-solving with profound personal interest in the aviation sector. Eager to expand on experience and be ready to contribute to different projects in order to drive successful outcomes. Proficient in technical analysis and collaborative teamwork. Driven with a robust understanding of engineering principles and extensive experience in technical problem-solving. Demonstrates proficiency in data collection and interpretation, project coordination, and meeting deadlines. Mainly skilled in fluid mechanics, computational fluid dynamics (CFD), and thermodynamics.

Currently conducting project on:

 "Investigation of a multi-temporal discretisation approach for ice formation on aerofoils"

• Studying how ice builds up on aircraft wings and how it affects the stall characteristics of an aircraft.
• Discretising the total time over which ice forms into smaller intervals and analysing the effect this has on the ice shape around aircraft wings.
• Analysing how different ice shapes influence the aerodynamic properties of aircraft wings.