Remora is the world’s only Mobile Carbon Capture (MCC) company, seeking to reduce semi-truck emissions by filtering and storing CO2 so that it can be permanently sequestered or used to make end-products, a field known as Carbon Capture Storage and Sequestration (CCSS).
I was the first non-founder at Remora: joining when the team was still in a small garage in Detroit. I worked throughout my internship in developing and implementing telemetry solutions that determined prototype performance and provided insight into future design revisions.
I was offered a full-time position as a Controls Engineer, such that I could continue to develop our telemetry systems and program a variety of controllers. My duties expanded and changed throughout my tenure. Initially they focused on low and mid voltage harness design. Many of the harnesses on the prototypes are of my design and I worked with external firms to manufacture these components. My role expanded and changed to include selecting and implementing sensors on these prototypes, simulating drive cycle performance, designing and running tests on dynamometers and on-road, as well as software development of software on the MCC system.