I have a diverse background of work and laboratory experience ranging from customer service, restaurant serving, and Research and Development. I have worked on a human cadaver to study the anatomy and physiology of the human body. I worked as an R&D assistant under a lead scientist to develop technologies that would better protect people during car accidents. I have worked with a team of engineering students to program a working rotational car garage that utilized ultrasonic sensors to accurately identify a person's ca based on their ID badges, which was powered by an Arduino board controlling a microcontroller and a servo motor. I worked with a Ph. D professor to isolate Taq Polymerase from an E. Coli cell to be used in medical research and medications. I have worked with patients at a plasma donation center, where my job was to remove needles from their arms and disconnect them from the plasma apheresis machine.I am quick to learn and adaptable to a variety of positions, and as a recent college graduate with a degree in Bioengineering, I am looking to start a full time career in the engineering field.