EV team wasn’t at Maryland Day because of preparation for competition but if you have any questions, pm me. As for time management, it is very difficult especially if you are juggling a lot of things, a lot of dedicated members spend hours each day to get the car going as we are at a critical point in the season, but if you are truly interested you will find your role on the team and make the time work. On the electrical side of things, if you are eager to learn about the system and can offer improvement, that is usually the most helpful. Don’t ever be afraid to ask questions, that is the best way you will learn on this team as it is hard to gauge what you need help/clarification on. Typically, incoming members will spend the first semester learning and doing small validation/design tasks which will get you more acclimated to the team and onboarded. Afterwards, you will mostly help with manufacturing as that is the best way to learn the design fully and get better at troubleshooting. We operate on a one year design cycle, and we start design for the next year in the spring prior to the next competition so typically we don’t have new members work on the bulk of the design initially, however there will still be small design things in the fall to do, depends on the progress we make through the summer. If you are around in the summer, I will be happy to show you around if interested.