About Me.

Mechanical Engineer

My name is Yousef Saleh. I earned a PhD in Mechanical Engineering from Florida State University in May 2026, where I focused on experimental aeroacoustics and high-speed flow measurement.


My work sits at the intersection of R&D test systems, thermal and fluid validation, instrumentation, calibration, automation, and experimental aeroacoustics. I enjoy turning messy lab setups into controlled, repeatable systems with reliable measurements and clear data pipelines.


I build and troubleshoot test rigs, sensor networks, and analysis tools that support validation work across compressors, jets, and other thermal-fluid hardware. That experience has made me comfortable moving between the lab bench, the data set, and the engineering decision that follows.

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Work I Have Done

Vector illustration of an Anechoic Chamber
Anechoic Chamber illustration
Close up image of a pitot-static probe downstream of a supersonic jet exit
Pitot-Static probe
Flow Conditioner
Image of Projecct Y assembly in an Anechoic Chamber
Image of Project Y assembly in the Anechoic Chamber
Shadowgraph image of a microjet array attached to a Nozzle
Microjets on a nozzle
Time Averaged and Instantaneous shadowgraph images of flow from a diamond shaped nozzle
Instantaneous and time-averaged Shadowgraph
Image of Pitot-Static probe in a Wind Tunnel
Boundary Layer profiler