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Coatesville, Pennsylvania, United States

• Made significant contributions to the entire data life cycle supporting the verification and validation of the company’s medical device, from fine-tuning of the physiological data acquisition process to writing custom.
• Devised analytical methods to process physiological data captured at 1000s/sec, with feature extraction, filtering, and parameter calculation capabilities.
• Conducted daily clinically-relevant testing using the company’s medical device, improving the overall operation of the medical device compared to the predicate system.
• Supported the development of the company’s manufacturing and assembly process verification utilizing Arduino microcontrollers and custom scripts.
• Created documentation supporting Quality Management activities and FDA 510(k) submission preparation.

Maryland, United States

• Developed MATLAB scripts to sort, graph, and perform regression analysis on multiple neuronal datasets
• Analyzed self-made regression plots to find examples of reverse neuronal firing patterns, theorized to consolidate memory,occurring in the hippocampus of a mouse.
• Assembled audio files that transformed neuronal data into midi-data, correlating groups of hippocampus cells to differentinstruments, creating a symphony of neuronal data.
• Produced a video using live neuronal data and T-maze trial videos that showcased examples of memory consolidation firingpatterns in the hippocampus of rats performing a T-maze task.

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

• Executed a cardio-respiratory experimental paradigm up to three times a week.
• Measured participants’ heart and respiratory rates and tracked their eye movements while they performed a visual searchtask.
• Implemented the pandas library in python scripts to analyze.csv data from the experiment, revealing that the diastole phaseof participants’ cardiac cycle often predicted eye movements.

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

• Executed and analyzed a pilot study intended to observe the effectiveness of predator urine as a fearful stimulus for rats.
• Performed Pavlovian fear conditioning on rats for multiple different experiments being run through the lab.
• Executed perfusions and brain/spinal cord extractions for all experiments in the lab.
• Organized, analyzed, and presented experiment data at weekly lab meetings.
• Trained lab volunteers to make solutions, perform perfusions and extractions, slice and mount brains, and execute the fear conditioning paradigm.