- Designed and launched a free, mobile-first programming course web app with no ads and no account required, installable on a phone's home screen.
- Covers Python, JavaScript, Go, C, and SQL, with real code running directly on the user's device.
- Includes a computer vision track using real OpenCV and an industrial robotics track, connecting programming to manufacturing and automation applications.
Projects
Key achievements
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ABS eBoost Stroke Test Failure Reduction · OpEx Leader, Project #7507 (Quick Win, RedX)
~$300K cost avoidance per plant, across 6 plants Fixed a North America-wide brake stroke-test failure by catching leaks before brake fill; 3,000 rework hours eliminated.- Problem
- A North America-wide brake pedal out-of-position failure affected 6 plants and 3,000+ vehicles. Defects were only caught late at the end-of-line OBD-II flash & test station, after brake fluid fill, forcing a full system purge and rework on every affected unit.
- Action
- Applied RedX methodology to trace the dominant cause to moisture inside a supplier-provided component, then tightened the vacuum decay leak-test limit from 1.5 to 0.9 mmHg so faulty units are rejected before brake fill. Rolled out the change to all 6 affected plants through a Tool & Equipment Bulletin (TEB) update.
- Result
- ~$300,000 USD cost avoidance per plant, with 6 plants affected, and 3,000 rework hours eliminated.
A/C System Moisture Detection — Evacuation Test Optimization
~$200K rework avoided at one plant Caught moisture in A/C systems before refrigerant charge, with the same early-detection approach as the eBoost fix; two more plants involved.- Problem
- Moisture introduced by a supplier's A/C components went undetected until after refrigerant charge, so affected vehicles needed refrigerant recovery, re-evacuation, and recharge.
- Action
- Applied the same early-detection approach as the eBoost project, adjusting the A/C evacuation & fill machine's vacuum decay parameters so moisture-contaminated systems are rejected before refrigerant charge.
- Result
- est. ~$200,000 USD in rework avoided at one plant, with two more plants involved.
Front Drive Unit Leak Prevention (2024 Equinox EV / Blazer EV)
Front drive unit leaks prevented Made the BEV drive unit and the ICE engine use one bolt, so a too-long bolt can no longer damage the drive unit case and force a front drive unit replacement.- Problem
- On some 2024 Chevrolet Equinox EV and Blazer EV, the similar, longer ICE engine bolt could be installed by mistake on the electric drive unit. The too-long mounting bolt damaged the drive unit case and caused a fluid leak, and the field repair was replacing the whole front electric drive unit (GM Customer Satisfaction Program N24247).
- Action
- Led the change to a single bolt part number for the drive unit and the ICE engine, so the wrong bolt can no longer be installed.
- Result
- Root cause removed at every plant building these drive units, avoiding more leaking drive units and front drive unit replacements under GM coverage.
Contact
- linkedin.com/in/andres-ledezma
- Location
- Saltillo, Coahuila, Mexico