Maz is an SME in multibody physics and dynamics with a PhD in ME and diverse experience in rigid-body and flexible body dynamics and their integration with FEA and CFD. His professional services include Consulting Services, Knowledge/Technology Transfer, Post-project Support and Training, in the areas of loads and dynamics, stress recovery in complex multi-body systems, separation analyses, solar arrays, CVT gear boxes, satellite deployment, complex contact mechanics in systems simulations, and more.

Maz was formerly a Multi-body and Flexible Body Dynamics Engineer at hexagon MI. As the manager of the Adams and Easy5 Global Technical Support and COE leader for System Dynamic (Adams), he was responsible for the management of:

• Global Adams & Easy5 Technical Support Team.

• Training Development and Knowledge Management for System Dynamics Division (Adams & Easy5) of HMI.

• Leading Second-level Support to Local Support Teams in other GEOs.

• Mentoring, Training and Support of New Hires in Support, Services and CSM.

• Customer Success Management.

His other responsibilities are:

• Focal POC for Technical Support for customers from Aerospace and Renewable sector.

• Consulting Services: Dynamics Loads Analysis, Vibration, Durability, MBD Process Customization and Automation.

• Technical Support (Customers, Internal Sales and Presales, Application Engineers and the Services team)

• Delivering training classes on Adams.

Prior to the management role at HMI, Maz was a Support & Consulting Engineer for 7 years at MSC Software (part of Hexagon). He was formerly a research engineer at Sentient Science Corporation in Idaho Falls, Idaho. His main areas of research were in Fretting Wear of Rough Surfaces, Surface Traction in Complex Fretting Fatigue Cycles, Heat Transfer Analysis of Gears in Mesh, Micromechanics of Smooth and Rough Contact, Adhesive/Abrasive Wear Quantification, Asperity Contact, Stress Analysis, Failure Analysis, and Reliability Analysis.

He received his PhD in Mechanical Engineering from University of Idaho in 2013. During his PhD, he was the lead doctorate research assistant on the NEUP 09-151 project, which is a US DOE funded project in collaboration with the Idaho National Laboratory. He worked at the Center for Advanced Energy Studies, which is a partnership between the Idaho National Lab, University of Idaho, Idaho State University and Boise State University.