Hi, I'm Joshua Frost, a mechanical engineer driven by a lifelong curiosity for how things work and how they can be improved. I've wanted to be an engineer since I was a kid, taking apart anything I could find and trying to invent something better. That curiosity became focused through FIRST Robotics at Montgomery Blair High School, where I later served as Design Lead, and continued at Georgia Tech studying Mechanical Engineering.

Today, I focus on building high-performance systems at the intersection of design, manufacturing, and emerging technology. As part of Pratt & Whitney's Manufacturing Engineering Development Program, I work in aerospace environments where precision, reliability, and accountability are critical.

My experience spans product development, robotics, hybrid power systems, and performance-driven mechanical design — from leading robotics platforms to developing a compact hybrid powerplant and supporting advanced aerospace hardware. I'm motivated by solving complex problems, operating effectively under pressure, and continuously refining systems to perform better.

This portfolio isn't meant to duplicate my résumé. Instead, it highlights the projects — personal, academic, and professional — that reflect how I think, what I choose to build, and how my curiosity has evolved into capability.