Cameron Graves Email & Phone Number

Minneapolis, MN, US

As an AME, I work to transition manufacturing processes from design to commercialization.

Minneapolis, MN, US

R&D Engineer supporting legacy product line submissions for a 510(k) and an MDR tech file. - Led CDP (Change Development Process) to update a legacy product to meet current 60601-1 safety standards - Remediated IOVV Matrix (Input Output Verification & Validation) for a legacy product with 6 subsystems - Wrote draft responses for 2 FDA questions in 510(k).

Minneapolis, MN, US

Hanover, Maryland, US

Responsible for: - Validating manufacturing processes in an ISO-13485:2016 compliant workplace - Investigating and Root Cause Analysis for CAPA processes - Maintaining a high standard of safety and product quality - Using DMAIC and A3 processes to identify solutionsAccomplishments: - Led a successful validation for a process change (2019)

• Assemble surgical devices in the Precision Instruments cleanroom
• Attend DMAIC problem solving trainings, integrating concepts such as sixsigma, LEAN manufacturing, 5S, and data analysis into everyday workflow
• Created A3 for a problematic station on the line, found the root cause ofuncontrolled process variation and suggested a change to implement

• Developed a proprietary surgical guide in SolidWorks for the ”Alar Transverse Ligament Procedure”
• Final product provided ”The best visualization of the area that we’ve had in 50+ procedures.”
• Prototyped, integrated feedback, iterated design, researched/tested materials
• Self-managed schedule to meet requested deliverables
• Read more details at camerongrav.es/portfolio

• Won 2nd place at the 2018 CU Boulder Mechanical Engineering Expo out of 46 teams
• Designed a non-standard channel geometry to improve flow uniformity throughout device
• Used Solidworks to design a precise mold for microfluidic channel fabrication
• As Financial Manager, applied for and managed alloted funds from Design Center Colorado

Boulder, Colorado, US

I work with flow chamber studies of cardiovascular endothelial and smooth muscle cells in Dr. Wei Tan's lab.

Boulder, Colorado, US

Checking on the health and safety of residents, being a liaison between students and the university, and maintaining a sense of community in Andrews Hall.