As CEO of ResusciTech, I lead a team that is working to create innovative solutions for emergency medicine. We are currently commercializing a remote, smartphone-based CPR training and certification solution with real time compression feedback. We are also developing a similar mobile medical technology, aiming to bring smartphone-based CPR feedback to rescuers in out of hospital cardiac arrests. I am the co-inventor on 3 provisional patents, a PCT filing, and a utility patent relating to this technology. ResusciTech has participated in B-Lab 2019, Rhode Island Business Competition 2020, MassChallenge 2020, and NIH Driven 2020. Learn more about us on our linkedin page or at resuscitech.io.

I teach the Entrepreneurship Practicum at Brown University's Nelson Center for Entrepreneurship, guiding students through the venture-building process. My course provides experiential, project-based learning to help entrepreneurs make significant progress on their ventures.

I code Matlab scripts for the Bat Lab in order to automate the data analysis process. Using a wide variety of mathematical and statistical tools applied to large sets of data (typically brain wave data or audio recordings) I am able to increase the efficiency of the data analysis process.

I was a TA for Instrumentation Design (ENGN 1230) and instructed students as they designed and created circuits for the purpose of monitoring physiological processes. I was mainly responsible for identifying and troubleshooting errors in circuit designs and finding errors in code (primarily labview, Arduino, and Matlab).

HTech is a club dedicated to improving the lives of others through engineering innovation. I am leading my team in completing two major projects: creating 3D printed prosthetic arms and building a motorized plow for farmers in rural Africa. You can read about our first prosthetic here: https://news.brown.edu/articles/2017/06/hand You can view our website here: https://brownhtech.wordpress.com

I worked at The Give Study Foundation, a non-profit startup, to increase equal access to education and create fun and interactive study games, augmented reality tutorials, and study guides that are informative, aesthetically pleasing, and completely open source. I coded the games and apps for the nonprofit.

CAD work and grant writing

I worked in the after school program at Wheeler School.

I assisted in coordinating and setting up art shows for guest and member artists as well as managing the gallery's social media accounts.

During summers 2014, 2015, and 2016 I worked at Island Hardware handling the storage and tracking of inventory, helping customers, working at the register, making deposits, and managing the store in the owner's absence.