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San Francisco, Ca, Us

San Francisco, California, United States

Making the best-in-class concussion care accessible with AI

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States

Marlborough, Massachusetts, United States

Marlborough, Massachusetts, United States

As the Digital Product Owner, I define the product roadmap for OptiRun Connect, our new "Internet of Things" solution enabling improved, faster, and predictive services for our customers' biopharmaceutical manufacturing equipment. I additionally translate the product concept and vision into executable priorities for our software team building the product.

Marlborough, Massachusetts, United States

As Digital Scrum Master, I defined and implemented Agile Development processes, adopted as the standard for development for all Cytiva Digital products. I also guided the execution and collaboration of two global software development teams to their first product releases, facilitating op mechs, gathering metrics, removing team impediments, and embedding a culture of continuous improvement, notably leading to one team’s 70% increase in output on its 2nd release.

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Westborough, Ma

As Project Leader for Upstream Bioprocess Consumables Product Care, I manage the project execution, resource allocation, and budget of R&D activities related to sustaining and improving existing consumable products in the Xcellerex, Ready to Process, Wave, and Hollow Fiber product lines. Additionally, I develop strategies on how to continually improve team execution and efficiency, including the implementation of Agile and Scrum techniques, first acting as the Scrum Master and later as the Product Owner.

Westborough, Ma

As a mechanical engineer on the Life Cycle Engineering team, I manage projects and act as the technical design lead for design change, design improvement, and cost-savings projects as well as customer complaint investigations for consumable products in the Xcellerex, Ready to Process, Wave, and Hollow Fiber product lines.

Waukesha, Wi & Westborough, Ma

The Edison program is a 2 year rotational program that includes four 6-month rotations on different teams across the modalities of GE Healthcare. My rotations included the following:1. MR Mechanical Hardware Engineer (Waukesha, WI)• Designed trailer layout & retired major product design risks for future 1.5T Mobile MR product• Designed new brake mechanism for MR mobile table• Led implementation of chiller solution for the SIGNA Pioneer scanner in USCAN & EMEA regions 2. X-ray Tube Mechanical Engineer (Milwaukee, WI)• Planned & executed 3 HALT reliability tests on new cathode design to retire design risks• Performed DOE & FEA analyses on iterative emitter designs to optimize stress profile during use• Identified new emitter production process, improving quality while reducing ICV by 66%• Developed simpler service tool design, reducing service time by 75% and labor by $146k per year3. MR New Product Lead Program Integrator (Waukesha, WI)• Led plan & execution of 1st MR pre-FDA clearance customer on-site evaluation (ME) in >10 years• Led a 20+ member cross-functional senior-level team, using weekly op mechs & Agile to aid communication & efficiency• Optimized schedule by mitigating timeline risks & identifying simplification opportunities aligned with customer priorities• Produced set of ME guidelines for future NPI programs and pitched to senior business leadership4. Bioprocess Product Care Engineer (Westborough, MA)• Led customer complaint investigation & root cause analysis tied to systemic issue of discoloration & water leakage in aseptic connector used in 97 active Ready to Process products• Planned & implemented two-tiered CAPA solution to issue described above by improving both the manufacturing process & product design• Constructed project plan, tests, and resource allotment for shelf life extension of 300+ products

Issaquah, Wa

In the summer of 2014, I completed a 12-week engineering internship at GE Healthcare's site in Issaquah, WA where they design high resolution microscopes. During this time I accomplished the following:• Actively contributed to hardware design team to develop conceptual design and procure components for an environmental controller to maintain pH and temperature of samples within high resolution microscopes • Completed GE certified GD&T training and developed complete mechanical design of live-cell microscope environmental controller using pneumatic and electrical components for triple gas and heating controller techniques in Autodesk Inventor• Responsible to build and test a complete prototype of environmental controller design while developing a prototype test report and detailed mechanical drawings for the manufacturer to mass produce the design by end of internship

Oakland, Me

• Worked with children ages 9-12 at 8-week overnight summer camp; resolved physical and verbal conflicts, executed team-building exercises, helped mold physical and social skills• Planned entire camp schedule including organizing activities and managing major events for over 300 campers and distributed daily operational details to all camp directors as the Assistant Program Director• Selected by owners to lead one of four “College League” teams over a 6-week period in 2013; directed 40 staff and 80 campers in a series of athletic, artistic, and educational events, incorporating quantitative analysis and resource allocation techniques to optimize individual and team results

Master Of Business Administration - Mba, Entrepreneurship & Innovation

Master Of Science (M.S.), Mechanical Engineering, 3.87 Gpa

Bachelor Of Science (Bs), Mechanical Engineering And Biomedical Engineering, 3.93 Gpa

Activities and Societies: Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity, Duke Orthopedic Bioengineering Lab Research Assistant, Grand Challenge Scholars.

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