● PI Dr. Ayokunle Olánrewájú, department of Mechanical Engineering and Bioengineering● Manufacture and test formula for rapid SLA printing of hydrophilic microfluidic devices●Utilize optical tensiometer and digital microscope to evaluate efficacy of printed microfluidic device●Assist in research and design HIV drug adherence monitoring device for point-of-care contexts

● Efficiently design, manufacture, and assemble machined and 3D printed parts for large assemblies ● Collaborate with members in mechanical, electrical, and software teams for consistent integration, and present at meetings of 80+ people● Create clear and concise drawing files with proper tolerancing and coordination using GD&T principles● Utilize CAD/CAM, FEA, and manufacturing - lathes, mills, 3D printers - tools to create robotic worm-driven shoulder and linkage elbow

● Lead six-person team in collaboration with PROVAIL to design and manufacture devices for quadriplegic and tetraplegic individuals● Designing mouth stylus holder devices to allow users to independently pick up styluses.

● Designed and researched ways to improve sports chair athletes’ way of mobility and transportation● Collaborated with a six-person team to gauge demand and prototype a device for use in the Seattle AdaptiveSports basketball community● Coordinated and communicated meetings for the design team and Seattle Adaptive Sports● Utilized OnShape to design and manufacture prototypes for wheelchair towing systems

● Developed a microfluidic model to assess the wetting properties of membrane materials, enhancing performance● Designed a pneumatic-controlled medical device for microfluidics, facilitating biosensor analysis.● Created algorithms for processing luminescence and pneumatic data, boosting analysis efficiency.● Collaborated on the design, prototyping, and refinement of microfluidic cartridges, to optimize for production.

● Worked under post-doctorate Chris Tschumi in researching mice behavior and brain activity● Completed animal handling and lab safety courses● Analyzed brain imaging to organize validity of cell impulses

● Seasonal Position Summer 21’ and Summer 22’ (Lakeside Education Enrichment Program)● Mentored and supported at-risk students from greater Seattle area● Assisted in teaching class of rising 6th-grade and 9th-grade students in interdisciplinary curriculum ● Collaborated with team of counselors and teachers to organize curriculum, and events for 100 students

● Serviced in seven subject specific libraries on UW Seattle campus including Engineering, Math, and Foster Business● General customer service - assisting and aiding guests, specific reference searches, technology issues● Archiving and organizing library data and collections