Hi there!
I’m Aslan Lauzon, a Mechanical Engineering student at Queen’s University interested in the intersection of mechanical design, fluid systems, and propulsion. I’ve worked across rocket development, cryogenic systems, manufacturing automation, and applied fluid dynamics, with a focus on taking engineering from analysis through design, manufacturing, and testing.
At Rocket Lab, I’m currently working on fluid systems for Neutron’s Thrust Module. My previous experience has included mechanical design, cryogenic pressure systems, CFD, and manufacturing automation across the McDonald Institute, Lumentum, and Queen’s Fluid Dynamics Lab. I also helped lead Queen’s Rocketry Engineering Team, where I designed and tested high-pressure propulsion hardware and fluid-control systems for a hybrid rocket engine.
This site features some of the projects and experiments that have shaped my technical approach and interest in designing systems that work reliably in real-world conditions.

I’ve written a bit about some of my projects below.
I also wrote a 3DOF python orbit sim, avaliable at https://aslanlauzon.ca/orbit.html I just haven’t made a post for it yet. Exam szn!
I’m always happy to chat about propulsion, areospace, robotics, machine vision, or anything related. Feel free to reach out!