ABOUT ME
Anthony Bernal
My name is Jesus Anthony Bernal, I am a first-generation college graduate. I studied engineering because of my love of cars. That’s what drove me to want to enter the automotive industry as an engineer. Now, as a working automotive professional, I wanted to put a piece of me in each vehicle I worked on. My goal is to design/engineer vehicles that future generations will fall in love with and, as a result, will also want to continue to shape and propel the automotive industry for the better.
Mission
My mission is to help engineering students earn their college degrees. I enjoy waking up every morning and going to work, and I want as many students as possible to have the opportunity to experience that same sense of purpose and fulfillment.
That’s how EngineeringCheatSheet.com was born. It’s a platform designed to give college students access to free, engineering-related content that can help them succeed throughout their academic careers. The goal of the website is to become a trusted repository for engineering lab reports, research papers, and homework assignments—resources that future generations of students can learn from and build upon.
Education
I hold two associate degrees—one in Mechanical Engineering Technology and the other in Computer-Aided Engineering and Design—both from Delaware Technical Community College (Newark, Delaware). I also hold a bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering from Widener University (Chester, Pennsylvania) and a master’s degree in Automotive Systems Engineering from the University of Michigan–Dearborn (Dearborn, Michigan).
Professional Background
During my junior and senior years of high school, I worked for a couple of years at a local car dealership as an automotive technician. I later transitioned to Citizens Bank, where I spent nearly four years in various roles, ranging from teller to small business specialist.
I also have experience working as a design engineer at Siemens Health Care Diagnostics, as well as managing a machining laboratory at Delaware Technical College, where I taught students how to operate equipment ranging from manual mills and lathes to CNC machines and 3D printers.
Since July 2018, I have worked as an engineer at General Motors (Warren, Michigan). During my time there, I have had the opportunity to hold a variety of assignments.
- Integration Design Engineer (Cadillac GT4)
- Aerodynamics Performance Engineer (Cheverlot Colorado/ GMC Canyon)
- Assistant Program Engineering Manager (Cheverlot Taheo / GMC Yukon/ Cadillac Escalade)
- Design Release Engineer – Structures (Cadillac Optiq)
- Mass Integration Engineer- (Cheverloet Silverado/ GMC Sierra)
- Vehicle Performance Engineer – (NVH)
US Patents
US Patent #: US-11938904-B2- PUBX Bed Plow (Grant Date: 26 Mar 2024)
US Patent #: US – 85894606 Cargo Unloader for a Vehicle (Grant Date: 12 Aug 2025)
US Patent #: 11912346 – Dynamic Pick-Up Box (Grant Date: 27 Feb 2024)
Professional Affiliations
- GM Latino Network
- Michigan Latino Synergy Group
- Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers (SHPE)
- Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society (PTK)
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