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San Diego, CA, US

Greater San Diego Area

• Developing cross-functional technologies with engineering, protein science, and chemistry disciplines to advance drug discovery

UCSD

• Integrated microfluidics, optics, and electronics on a multidisciplinary team to develop a continuous large-scale microfluidic biosensor capable of detecting 6 toxins in drinking water by capturing the fluorescence.
• Developed a real-time fermentation monitoring microfluidic device utilizing the genomic response of S. cerevisiae to shifts in carbon sources.
• Developed a novel automated loading technique for large-scale microfluidic devices capable of culturing over 2,000 unique E.coli or S. cerevisiae strains
• Designing and fabricating microfluidic devices
• Overseeing and training incoming students in basic laboratory skills and microfluidics

Hawaiian Islands

• Managed a group of 5 graduate students to organize the 2017 and 2018 Winter Q-Bio academic conferences for over 200 attendees in Hawaii.
• Communicated with the venue both before the conference and on site to organize accommodations, catering, meeting spaces, poster sessions, and external vendor coordination.

Valencia, CA

• Worked with the Neuromodulation Process Development team on a new spinal-cord-simulator device to:
• Validate manufacturing processes such as laser welding.
• Reduce cost of an implantable pulse generator by validating a more cost efficient process.
• Characterize parameters for a resistance welding process.
• Develop a connectivity application in a cross-functional team of interns as the team leader.

Teaching assistant and grader for the Biomedical Engineering Department for Transport Phenomena.

Valencia, CA

• Worked with the Neuromodulation Process Development team on a new spinal-cord-simulator device to:
• Validate manufacturing processes such as laser welding.
• Reduce the cycle time of an implantable pulse generator cycle time by 66 hours.
• Validate new equipment for production.

Rancho Santa Margarita, CA

• Worked the the Group Process Development team to:
• Improve the design, manufacturing, and assembly of the Insufflation Needle and the Suction/Irrigation System.
• Redesign a component of the Insufflation Needle to reduce complications in the molding process.
• Performed time studies to reduce cycle time and costs.

Frisco, CO

Doctor Of Philosophy (Phd), Bioengineering And Biomedical Engineering, 3.91

Bachelor Of Science (Bs), Biomedical/Medical Engineering, 3.71