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Introducing Hayley Tatam, Simulation Engineer at Code^PS. Originally from Australia, she adds an international dimension to our team. With 11 years expertise in FEM and Ansys, she's well-prepared for our high-tech technical challenges. She appreciates our team's collaborative atmosphere and looks forward to contributing. In her downtime, she enjoys running, swimming, and painting. “I often find that if I've been struggling with a problem the answer will pop into my head while I am immersed in one of my hobbies.” Welcome to the team, Hayley.

New to our team; Mathieu Oude Vrielink - simulation engineer for high-tech systems. “I get really energized from simulation models, because they allow us to unravel critical engineering insights that cannot be obtained otherwise.” From prior experience he learned that these insights are crucial during development, ranging from life-saving medical equipment to nuclear fusion reactors. At Code^PS, he’ll be right at home because of the shared passion for analysis and simulations. In his free time he likes to go for a run, or to goof around on his piano.

“The best aspect of simulations is the ability to predict the behavior of a product before physical experiments.” That is why Nisarga Reddy chose this field of work. She has prior experience in simulation in the automotive industry and in plastics. Solving problems and celebrating small wins keep her motivated. She has a broad look at engineering and wants to understand the complete context of a problem, not only the engineering part of it, also economic aspects and the impact it has for the end-user have her interest. She spends her free time learning Dutch and gardening.

This is Jerôme, the most recent addition to the team who started working on finite element simulations for high tech systems. "Working on a large machine model with several different bodies, enforces you to stay focused on every small model component. This is a challenge with a lot of puzzle-pieces, but is rewarding whenever results are starting to make sense. These simulation challenges, together with the flat company organization at Code^PS, makes for a refreshing working environment." Besides simulations, Jerôme spends his spare time on DIY projects and is occasionally defying mountains on his bike.

When Lauren saw our internship vacancy she was immediately interested. A clear assignment with a problem she liked to tackle with her design and prototyping skills.

Lauren is a third year Industrial Product Design student Fontys Venlo University of Applied Sciences. Together with her supervisor Cyril Smals she is working on a new infant carrier system. This involves patent research, modeling in SolidWorks and Fusion and 3D printing.

We like to have Lauren on our team, she is independent, not afraid of complex problems and learned quickly about CRS regulations and what it means to design within those boundaries.

This user conference inspires the Moldflow community to share and discover new workflows for injection molding plastic simulation. We presented the Moldflow Toolbox and showed how you can save up to 10 hours per Moldflow project by automating your daily workflow while increasing efficiency, consistency and improving quality.

This year TUV SUDs Protection of Children in Cars conference, Tim Dassen gave a workshop on data intelligence and child safety in cars. With several practical cases he showed what knowledge can be gathered; for example to extend the lifetime of a car seat or to avoid mis-use.

What if you could save time on your daily assignments? With our Moldflow Toolbox, you could save up to 8 hours per project, improving your work's overall quality.

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Today we visited IPO Hogeschool Rotterdam. Where 10 students presented their concepts on how to entertain children in a car, so their parents can focus on traffic and bring them home safely. "I saw some wonderful concepts, where the imagination of children is boosted or where they playfully learn something. It was very nice to see their hands-on approach and mock-ups, just like we like at Code^PS."

Hello Halo, a wearable to make work more safe during Covid-19 is designed and developed by Code^PS and partners. Hello Halo provides your company with a precise, objective and ready to use tool to make smart distancing work. Besides its technical performance, user-friendliness and wide array of features & customization, Hello Halo aims for climate positivity and is circularly designed and engineered.

Together with Swandoo, we have started a project to analyse how child car seats can be redesigned to fit a circular business model. That way we can contribute to a circular world.

Congratulations to Swandoo for winning the prestigious iF DESIGN  Award 2020 for the Marie 360 Child Car Seat! At Code^PS, we always work towards making our customers successful, and we are glad when they are rewarded with a prize!

Are you facing a challenge in developing your product? Could you use a partner to look at your project from a fresh perspective? Check out this video!

Building a racing car for the very first time; that sounds like a challenging project! The Formula Student Team from Zuyd Hogeschool accepted this challenge. As one of the main sponsors of the project, we are incredibly proud of the whole team for their achievement. After a few finishing touches the team is ready for the Formula Student Competition in Silverstone.