I graduated with honors on May 29th, 2010 from the Milwaukee School of Engineering, where I learned necessary principles in electronics and circuits, physics, biomedical instrumentation, signals and systems, and medical imaging. In addition to my coursework, I was able to apply this knowledge directly through a 3 year design experience, where I served as Associate Project Manager of a 6 person team of multi-disciplinary engineers. Through this industry-simulated project, I had the opportunity to perform market research to develop specifications according to customer requirements, use acquisition systems to collect large physiological datasets for algorithm development and testing, integrate device subsystems, and test prototype performance against set specifications. In addition, I developed strong technical communication skills and performed necessary administrative duties by writing several critical subsystems design reports, device service and user manuals, and was responsible for updating the Device History Record to document past and ongoing design progress.Specialties: •Solve problems at the interface of biology and engineering through coursework in medical instrumentation, electronics, mechanics, signal processing, imaging, and control systems•High proficiency with Minitab Statistical Software, MATLAB (Simulink), Multisim Circuit Design, Atmel AVR Studio, Altera-VHDL Design, & Microsoft Office•IRB certified•Engineering logbook documentation expertise•Design and conduct experiments to measure, analyze, and interpret data involving living and non-living systems