Focal representative for product clinical partner, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center.Led launch of first international product partnership in Korea to provide HIRA guidelines to end customers.

Led product requirements gathering, prioritization, and global delivery of Watson for Oncology (APAC, EMEA, LATAM, NA).Led multidisciplinary team to China to gather and deliver upon product requirements based on feedback from 50 treating oncologists and 10 hospitals in 6 cities across the country.

Supported life sciences drug discovery business development team.

Led design and development of next-generation device and novel manufacturing processes that demonstrated scalability of core technology and initial work with channel partners.

Helped secure additional financing by leading R&D projects that identified five critical failures within core technology. These findings resulted in product yield improvement from 10% to 90+%.

Early employee performing various roles across organization from refurbishing and installing fabrication equipment to leading research and modeling projects in electrochemistry, microfluidics, and electronic genomic sequencing.

Co-founded a medical device startup, developed a working prototype, and filed a preliminary patent for a device using vibration to desensitize the skin to reduce pain during intravenous and subcutaneous injections.Joined startup incubator Beta Spring, presented to Angel/VC's; runner-up in Brown's EP competition.

Assisted Professor Bill Patterson in developing a neural sensing system that will allow paralyzed subjects to control computer functions, such as cursor movement, using thought processes. Designed and implemented a low power consumption, high data rate, custom wireless network which links the neural sensors to Bill Patterson's receiving device that controls the computer.

Summer 2008:Worked with the NASA Ares Upper Stage Electrical Ground Support Equipment (EGSE) Team to test a fully integrated Upper Stage portion of the Ares rocket during production runs at the Michoud Assembly Facility in Louisiana and helped develop schematics for the wiring and cabling of the EGSE.Summer 2009:Worked with the NASA International Space Station (ISS) Environmental Control and Life Support System (ECLSS) design and support team and prepared failure analysis worksheets and assisted in finding and interpreting information on the many complex ECLSS schematics.

Summer 2007:Software development and debugging, hardware testing, test procedures for standard and custom imaging polarimeters for military and commercial applications.