Haley Antoine Grantham ‘19 is a Safety and Crashworthiness Engineer at Toyota Motor North America Research and Development. As a graduate of the Biomedical Engineering program, Haley talks about her journey from working as a Pedestrian Protection Engineer to her current role in advanced body structure and computer-aided engineering. She discusses the unique aspects of her job, such as using computer modeling tools to predict injuries and conducting physical crash tests to enhance vehicle safety for both occupants and pedestrians. Haley also shares her involvement in Toyota's recruitment efforts and leadership roles within the company.

Transcript Link: https://tinyurl.com/ECCtranscript1 

She can be found at https://www.linkedin.com/in/haley-antoine/
 
Editor: Melissa Bazley

Driving Innovation in Automotive and Mobility Safety: Haley Antoine Grantham ‘19

In this episode, Sean Bassam breaks down the importance of drivetrain components and how they directly impact vehicle performance. From the transmission and driveshaft to the differential and axles, he explains how each part works together to deliver power, efficiency, and control. He also shares insights on the evolution of drivetrains in electric and hybrid vehicles, showing why they are the true backbone of performance.

Sean Bassam Talks About Drivetrain Components and Their Impact on Performance

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Sean Bassam is an automotive professional with a deep passion for cars and innovation. With years of industry experience, he specializes in performance, maintenance, and expert insights that help drivers make smarter choices in the ever-evolving world of automobiles.

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