Steve Kellee Informative Speech

The speaker’s name is Steve Kele. He was born and raised in the Bay area and graduated from San Jose State University as a mechanical engineer. He has been working in the medical device industry ever since he graduated. He transferred to San Jose State University from a community college. He enjoys solving technical challenges. Mechanical engineering is the application of engineering, physics and material for design analysis and fabrication, and manufacturing of materials devices. In the field of mechanical engineering, it is important to understand the mechanics, kinematics and thermodynamics. Mechanical engineering is divided into subfields; mechanics: production of suspension, linkages and mechanisms; mechatronics: building robots, drones and automation systems; structure: analyzes failures in tests; thermodynamics: manufacturing HVAC and networking consumer products; Design: designing consumer products. Then Mr. Kele explained about his experience working as a mechanical engineer in the medical industry. He graduated in 2009, the year of recession and the housing market had crashed. It was hard to find jobs and internships. He got the opportunity to work in his wife’s friend company. He had worked on manufacturing of endoscopes and other medical devices. He works mainly as an R&D which is the research and development aspect of the projects.
I liked every aspect of the presentation, especially the humorous stories. He was very eloquent and gives an in-depth detail explanation to the questions students asked. The visuals and diagrams were very helpful as most of us had no background knowledge with medical devices. In conclusion, I have gained more insight into what it’s like to be a mechanical engineer. I would like to thank Mr. Kele for the speech and Prof. Raji Lukoor for arranging the speaker event for us. I would highly recommend Mr. Kele for future speaker