-Pediatrics department lab assistant: run tests/experiments alongside doctors/professors to provide precise, reliable data -Rapidly processed and distributed on average 60 incoming lab specimen per week

-Designing and prototyping a low cost photoplethysmography (PPG) sensor for early diagnosis of preeclampsia in pregnant women in Ethiopia -Specializing in sensor testing and implementation, assembly of hardware, clinical trial design -Verification and Validation testing with eight different sensor sites using PPG and pulse tonometry-Hardware team and Materials/Procurement and lead

-Research fellow in Dr. Lincoln’s pediatric cardiology lab in partnership with the Medical College of Wisconsin, Children’s Hospital and the Herma Heart Institute. -Self lead research on Osteogenesis Imperfecta and Type 1 Diabetes -Analyzed the effects of artificial sweetener on cardiovascular function which affects 187,000 children in the US with T1D using a rat model-Analyzed heart histology and found changes in overall gross heart structure, extracellular matrix deformation, reduction in CD31+ endothelial cells, and abnormal calcific lesions demonstrating negative consequences of artificial sweeteners

-Fabricated, assembled, wired, tested, and performed quality control/testing/troubleshooting on control panels, motors, sensors and various machinery -Assembled parts for 1000 welding filtration systems totalling $4 million for vendors such as Tesla, Honda, US Navy-Created wire schematics and instruction manuals for assembly procedure -Implemented new wire coding system and min/max engineering to increase efficiency by 30%

Undergraduate Research Assistant working at the Yoganathan Lab at Georgia Tech -Data processing and classifying results using Matlab, administrative work, recording findings

-Maintained customer loyalty and satisfaction through delivery of timely and high quality service