Primarily responsible for management of the NAR M.A.R.C.H. portfolio. Day-to-day responsibilities include management of production related issues, customer service inquiry investigation, MARCOM coordination for product related inquiries, inspection reports, and product development. Product development activities include implementation and maintenance of design controls & matrices, testing, data analysis, protocol development, design of experiments, literature review & test standard implementation, product specification & design input development, technical writing, design history file writing, and presentation of any development associated information to external partners and/or upper management. Other activities performed as needed including procurement of components or products for distribution, design of kit packing orientation and nylon components, 510k documentation writing, EU MDR technical file documentation, verification testing, secondary inventory management, and onboarding new team members for product knowledge.

Assisting the administrative department in the college of engineering and applied sciences for the purposes of expanding the innovative and entrepreneurial footprint of students and faculty across the university. Involves collecting data on current student and faculty experiences, improving the design and innovation competition(s) within the college, increasing awareness and accessibility to innovation and entrepreneurship competitions across the university and marketing external competitions and opportunities for students. I will also be acting as a Graduate Research Assistant in the Clemson Headgear Impact Performance Lab working with undergraduate students on existing research projects.

Teaching Assistant for Mechanical Properties of Packages and Principles of Protective Packaging and the Laboratory for the same class. 20 hours a week of preparing and teaching lab, grading homework and assisting with research within the Clemson Headgear Impact Performance Lab.

Bioengineering student and part time employee at the Clemson Headgear Impact Performance Lab. Completed research alongside Masters and PhD students as well as performing service work for the lab by testing reconditioned American football facemasks for local suppliers.

Performed an extensive literature review and developed a historical control data set for surgical decompression of the lumbar spine to be used in lieu of enrolling a control arm in future clinical studies.