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Seattle, Wa, Us

Menlo Park, Ca, Us

Long Beach, Ca, Us

Contracted over three years to lecture 20-25 undergraduate students (e.g., engineering and kinesiology). Lecturing and advising Kinesiology, Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering, and Biomedical Engineering department students on applied biomechanics, MATLAB concepts and programming, and research.

Retained following residency to join 8-member clinical team devoted to improving the health of U.S. veterans by establishing and reinforcing the VA’s continuing influence on the investigation and rehabilitation-centered human biomechanics.Selected leadership:MOTION ANALYS LAB DEVELOPMENT & MANAGEMENT: Served on 3-member lab planning and design team for biomechanics lab modernization initiative—amplifying fulfilment of the VA mission by accelerating data collection tempo and simplifying equipment setup and maintenance protocols. Upgrade included 3D motion capture, 4 force plates, and metabolic systems, new pressure mat, updated EMG system, MATLAB, and custom software. GAIT CLINIC DEVELOPMENT & LAUNCH: Developed rehab patient gait clinic, uniquely collecting human performance data and reporting progress around four functional outcome measures. Project included integrating outcome performance data in VA-wide CPRS accessible by medical personnel serving 9 million veterans across 1,200+ health care facilities nationwide.TEAM MENTORING: Manage relationships and output with university partners, research grants, residents, and engineering students—producing pivotal investigations encompassing device development and mobility training for rehabilitation.Served as a prosthetic resident from July 2010 to July 2011.

Carson, California, Us

Contracted over eight years to annually lecture 20-24 certificate and masters-level graduate students. Orthotics and Prosthetic department activities include clinical master’s group mentoring and advising, as well as the development of six biomechanics and research courses spanning normal human locomotion and biomechanics, pathomechanics, applied clinical research, and applied technology—part of a 60+ credit “Orthotics & Prosthetics” master’s program.

Torrance, California, Us

Retained to support founder’s start-up vision of building a disruptive biomechanics company and bootstrap a mobility device. Leadership included foundational planning and systems/lab development related to operations, manufacturing, distribution; fulfillment, equipment, and inventory management; and product packaging, marketing, and sales planning, including e-commerce store development. Developed and project managed two investigations exploring product efficacy (e.g., kinematic and kinetic data) to support adjustable orthosis. Built kinetic model supporting second product, an instrumented mobile gait device. Partnered with IMU chip developer to redesign architecture increasing sampling frequency (20Hz to 99Hz), and troubleshoot device-to-cloud data transfer.

Board member and advisor (e.g., 3D printers, computerized O&P technology), assisting with growth and profitability maneuvers that ultimately doubled value, drove buyout, and secured a successful exit.

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Biomedical Engineering

Master'S Of Science, Biomedical Engineering

Bachelor'S Of Science, Biomedical Engineering