• Execute computer-simulated tests to verify the quality and functionality of software developed by the Georgia Tech Research Institute for industry sponsors such as Microsoft and the United States Air Force.• Research, document, and create detailed reports on testing outcomes to ensure quality standards are met and to guide updates for future software releases.

• Organize annual Fall Networking Night event with various corporate companies to help students in the job or internship process.• Manage industry contacts and relations for events.• Participate in weekly meetings and networking events to gain professional and social insights and experiences.

• Copyedit, revise, and review articles for the Life Section of the Technique Newspaper.• Conduct interviews, take photographs, and construct articles in the Life Section.

• Incorporate appropriate regulatory standards and guidelines into company procedures and document a quality management system in accordance with regulatory requirements.• Simulate anatomical models under various loads, conditions, and states and validate data gathered from simulations through physical pressure testing.• Conduct patent searches, literature searches, and regulatory materials searches to create procedural flow charts for paravalvular leak devices.

• Manage and oversee curators and perform quality control assessments on collected data in the Quality Control Leadership team.• Assist in data curation to support the Natural Language Processing project team in developing machine learning algorithms for drug repurposing.• Work with Natural Language Processing software, preform text annotation for data collection, conduct medical literature reviews, and collaborate with fellow researchers to improve predictive medicine and drug discovery.

• Developed, researched, and implemented a functional fetal heart monitor that can be used to measure fetal heart rate over time for patients with high-risk pregnancies in Ethiopia.• Improvement of an existing prototype, concept generation and development of new devices, benchtop testing, execution of clinical studies, and collaboration with in-country Ethiopian counterparts.