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Tan Tran has extensive experience in the field of mechanical engineering, with a focus on opto-mechanical engineering. Tan has held various roles in different companies, starting with their current position as a Senior Mechanical Engineer at Radiant Vision Systems since June 2021.

Prior to their current role, Tan worked as an Opto-Mechanical Engineer at CAD BASED SOLUTIONS from February 2020 to the present. Tan was responsible for designing optomechanical components for laser testing and gaming assemblies, as well as spearheading the profile of game controllers for virtual reality. Tan collaborated with controller designers, defined design parameters, and tested lighting and optical visuals for gamers. Tan also led design improvements and launched proof of concept for mass manufacturing.

Before joining CAD BASED SOLUTIONS, Tan worked at Facebook Reality Labs via CAD-Based Solutions from August 2018 to February 2020. Tan served as an Opto-Mechanical Engineer, leading product designs for consumer electronics in the augmented reality and virtual reality space. Tan utilized engineering principles to innovate lightweight, low-cost, safe, and reliable products.

Prior to that, Tan held the position of Mechanical Engineer and Opto-Mechanical Engineer at PRO Unlimited from February 2016 to August 2018. Tan designed optomechanical components for laser testing and gaming assemblies and developed the profile of game controllers for virtual reality. Tan also led design improvements, validated new technology, and launched proof of concept for mass manufacturing.

From November 2011 to November 2015, Tan worked as a ME Design Verification Engineer at Microsoft. Tan was responsible for leading innovative ideas and design, including thermal, structural, and testing, for the Xbox division. Tan verified designs compliant with Microsoft Xbox standards and presented test results and analysis to the management team.

Earlier in their career, Tan worked as a Senior Design Engineer at Plastic Composites from August 2008 to May 2009. Tan designed ambulance interiors and fixtures using SolidWorks and conducted tests and analyzed data for the interior. Tan also prepared written proposals, progress reports, and final reports.

Prior to that, Tan served as a Metallurgical Lab Tech at International Truck and Engine Corporation in 2004-2005. Tan developed writing specifications for various materials and performed a range of testing, including Tensile Testing, Shear Strength Testing, and Creep Testing.

In 2003-2004, Tan worked as an Electrical Engineering Tech Intern at International Truck and Engine Corporation.

Overall, Tan Tran possesses a strong background in mechanical engineering, particularly in opto-mechanical engineering, and has gained valuable experience in product design, testing, and manufacturing throughout their career.

Tan Tran has a degree in Mechanical Engineering Technology from Purdue University. Additionally, Tan has obtained various certifications such as Cert Prep: SOLIDWORKS Surfacing, Excel Essential Training, Excel: Advanced Formulas and Functions, Learning SOLIDWORKS PCB, Learning Siemens NX, and SOLIDWORKS 2019 Essential Training.