Joseph Izzo Email & Phone Number

Franklin Lakes, New Jersey, US

-Technical expert on Model Based Systems Engineering tool (Sparx Systems Enterprise Architect)-Mentoring other team members as the group brings in modern tools and methods for requirements elicitation and management, as well as MBSE practices-Team member remediating User Needs and Design Inputs for legacy infusion sets

Gothenburg, SE

• Recreated product design inputs and risk assessments of a cardiac assist device to remediate regulatory issues and bring product design history file to acceptable levels of compliance
• Developed comprehensive risk documentation for intra-aortic balloon pump products
• Working with technical service organization to close the loop between field observations and the product risk file
• Developed a complete set of user and stakeholder needs for the next generation IABP product line
• Developing a complete set of system level design inputs for the next generation IABP product line
• Worked with outside consultants to develop an ‘Introduction to Design Inputs’ training class for the business area

Franklin Lakes, New Jersey, US

• Lead Systems Engineer for multiple products in development including a dose capture device for use with 3rd party insulin pens and multiple wearable drug injection devices
• Revised group practices on systems engineering, system architecture, and requirements management thereby improving the quality and predictability of the product lifecycle.
• Introduced model-based systems engineering methods and tools to the organization.
• Generated functional and non-functional requirements for multiple electromechanical products that include communication via Bluetooth to external devices.
• Generated detailed architecture models in SysML for each product to reduce the dependency on paper documentation.
• Utilized SysML models to aid in design characterization of hardware and electronics through experimentation as well as through mathematical models created in SciLab. Mathematical models involved fluid and thermal flows.

Forchheim, DE

• Subject Matter Expert in Systems Engineering and System Architecture development within the R&D organization developing next generation immunoassay and clinical chemistry instrumentation and laboratory automation.
• Developed and managed the platform level architecture for a new generation of laboratory diagnostic instrumentation.
• Co-leader of team developing and managing the design input requirements for the product.
• Generated SysML model of the product using Enterprise Architect (modeling tool). Model included use cases, structural decomposition, and activity diagrams showing desired system behavior.
• Managed functional decomposition and allocation diagrams in METUS (modeling software).
• Analyzed and generated reports on architectural conformance of new subsystems in development.

Forchheim, DE

Responsible for management of multi-disciplinary engineering teams working on new product development. Areas of development range from new analytical instrumentation to small scale laboratory automation solutions. Developed a customized model for Systems Engineering within this culture and developed procedures and training around this model.Appointed by VP.

Forchheim, DE

Served as the Lead Systems Engineering while managing a department of engineers and technicians to develop and validate a new version of immunoassay analyzer. This project was completed in 14 months from conception through release (ex-US). Product generated $25M to $30M in instrumentation sales revenue in the first year of commercial release.Team.

US

Lead Systems Engineer responsible for generating software and design-related requirements for products in development. Team was heavily involved in prototyping of low level motor control and device control algorithms using Freescale 56F803 DSP running embedded C/C++ application. Team was responsible for all verification / validation testing of module-level.

US

US

Masters, Biomedical Engineering

Bachelors, Engineering Physics (Biomedical Engineering Concentration)