Evan Das Email & Phone Number

Seattle, Washington, United States

Since becoming an interim manager, I have been working to bring the Lake City FedEx Office Location back up to company standards. I have managed equipment and supplies, gained experience leading team members with a range of different abilities, trained a new team member, and reorganized the store for better work flow. Lake City has also had consistently.

Seattle, WA

After graduating from the J.B. Speed School of Engineering, University of Louisville, I relocated to Seattle with my wife who was starting her medical residency at the University of Washington. After arriving in Seattle, I joined FedEx Office as a Store Lead Consultant, assisting with store operations at the Lake City location. While in this position, I.

Louisville, Kentucky Area

• Assisted in starting up a new bioengineering laboratory: organizing equipment and supplies, and writing up policy and procedure guidelines. Assisted professor in teaching Bioinstrumentation lab courses, which included.
• Designed a control system to enable remote control of a specialized therapeutic treadmill used to aid in the treatment of… Show more Assisted in starting up a new bioengineering laboratory: organizing equipment and.
• Designed a control system to enable remote control of a specialized therapeutic treadmill used to aid in the treatment of spinal cord injuries of pediatric patients
• Increased time efficiency 10-15% of the therapy sessions by decreasing setup and control time required per one-hour physical therapy session through design and installation of the integrated remote controls for a.
• On May 31st, 2016, secured acceptance for an abstract submission for the 38th Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society
• Represented University of Louisville Bioengineering Department at the IEEE conference and presented a poster entitled "A Remote-Control System for Manipulation of Operating Parameters During Locomotor Training"During.

Louisville, Kentucky Area

Taught a course in "Bioengineering Measurements Laboratory" to the undergraduate engineering students.

Louisville, Kentucky Area

As a R&D engineer, developed several circuits and programs to control unfamiliar and largely undocumented parts to be controlled using an Arduino Uno microcontroller including accelerometers, DC and stepper motors, speakers, LCD graphics screens, RFIDs, and laser optic sensors. Reverse engineered largely undocumented electronic parts to create circuits.

220 Abraham Flexner Way, Louisville, KY 40202

As a member of an inter-disciplinary team of engineers and medical staff; I designed control and test software using LabVIEW and VHDL for Epidermal Stimulation Project, the final goal of which was to bridge the gap created by a damaged region of the spine to allow paraplegics to regain full use of their lower bodies. I also assisted in various lab.

220 Abraham Flexner Way, Louisville, KY 40202

Designed a LabVIEW-controllable medical device which consisted of a standing platform with pressure sensors which could be either tilted as needed which would be used to test a subject's ability to adjust and maintain posture depending on the direction/angle of tilt of a standing surface.

Warsaw, IN

Developed a LabVIEW program for synchronized data acquisition for a "Fracture Gun" a device that would be used to pin small pieces of broken bone back together. Designed an adaptor to attach a regulator to a pressure transducer to create a calibration curve. Connecting various sensors transducer, accelerometers, and a fiber optic sensor for data.