• Correspond with faculty and technology licensing associates (TLAs) to help the business development and marketing team (BDM) draft, refine, publish, and otherwise distribute marketing abstracts.• Collaborate with TLAs to evaluate incoming invention disclosures: including patent landscape and potential markets• Conduct market research to evaluate invention portfolios: including competitive intelligence analysis, collaboration opportunity identification, and targeted marketing campaigns.• Collaborate within the BDM to engage with inventors, TLAs, other Stanford stakeholders, and conference organizers to prepare for industry collaboration events.• Participate in the development and production of the OTL marketing materials. (i.e., posters, pitch decks, handouts, brochures)• Aid in OTL’s integrated marketing communication channels (i.e., web, print, email, social media, events) which leverage the brand strategy.

• Stanford’s graduate residence staff who connects with residents and build healthy community through information and programming.• Acted as a liaison between the Graduate Life Office Deans and residents• Organized and facilitated community-building events for graduate students, enhancing student engagement and well-being in university housing.

Advisor: Prof. Mark Skylar-Scott. (Lab website: https://med.stanford.edu/skylarscottlab)Co-advisor: Prof. Joseph M. DeSimone (Lab website: https://desimonegroup.stanford.edu/) Projects: 3D Bioprinted Microvascularized Constructs for Functional Thick Cardiac Tissue Model

- Advised clients on intellectual property strategies, including patent landscape analysis and market potential assessment.- Conducted comprehensive market research to identify emerging trends, competitive intelligence, and potential collaboration opportunities.• Developed and delivered presentations, pitch decks, and other marketing materials

Biomedical Engineering Department. Conducted administration tasks, wrote grant proposals, proofread manuscripts, prepared and set up lab experiments. Teaching Assistant for: Bioethics, Biomaterials, Applications of Biomaterials in Regenerative Medicine, Project 3A (Scientific Writing)

Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine Laboratory.

Project: Developing a Needleless Suturing Kit for Wound Repair (Research grant awarded by The U.S. Office of Naval Research Global. Grant Number: N62909-14-1-N011)

Summer Research Intern at School of Biological Sciences. Project: Lens protein biomaterialsAdvisor: Dr. Laura Domigan

Summer Research Scholarship. Worked at Zhang Unit. Project: Design and synthesis of active matterAdvisor: Assoc. Prof. Ye Zhang

ISTernship - Summer Internship ProgramProject: Role of endocytosis during dendritic cell migrationAdvisor: Prof. Michael Sixt