Complete 50 Hyperworks Assignments -- 3

@DavidRajaB

With over a decade of experience in Mechanical Design, Product Development, and above all, ANSYS Simulation (Structural, CFD, Thermal, FEA), I am no stranger to complex engineering tasks. I have successfully executed several similar projects in the past as testified by my impressive portfolio. Just as your project demands a strict commitment to accuracy, clear naming conventions, and the precise execution of instructions, my work ethics embody these values at its core. Moreover, I am highly proficient with Altair tools including Hypermesh and Hyperworks - the very platforms your project requires. This makes me uniquely equipped for this assignment since I am not only knowledgeable about the subject matter but also adept at working within strict deadlines. My aim is to provide realistic architectural visualizations and creative branding, which complements your requirements for screen captures of setups and results. By choosing me, you can expect not just a swift turnaround and clear communication but also a passionate commitment to producing production-ready deliverables resulting from accurate simulations and design validation. So let's get started right away - time is of the essence!

@dkkhan361993

That works out roughly to £12–£30 per assignment at the lower/medium end, but assignments involving substantial simulation setup can justify more. If the Freelancer budget shows £15 If £15 is the client's stated budget, I would not accept the entire 50-assignment project for £15. You could bid around £500–£700 and explain that the scope is substantially larger than the posted budget. If you want the best chance of winning while still making the work worthwhile, I'd personally bid around £500–£600, provided the assignments are genuinely short and the client supplies complete guidelines/templates. Also, because this involves completing academic-looking assignments, make sure the client confirms that the work is permitted under their institution's rules; I can help with technical tutoring, checking, and explaining the simulations, but not impersonate a student or submit work as their own.