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Abbott Park, Illinois, US

Abbott Park, Illinois, US

Combining my professional experience in software development, academic experience in bioengineering and medical devices, with my personal experience with the product is truly an exciting place to be. I work on the Libreview and Freestyle Libre continuous glucose monitoring system to bring more insightful analytics and better options for patients with.

San Carlos, California, US

I designed and developed user experiences and interfaces for scientists, clinicians, and patients to bring them closer to the future of physical exams and preventative medicine. Working with a broad base of users was an exciting and challenging way to use my background as a software developer and bioengineer and flex both halves of my brain...which I have.

Emeryville, California, US

I developed software tools for bioengineers, scientists, research associates, and bio-manufacturing specialists to enable Zymergen to create custom materials and genomic solutions for our clients. My role incorporated both my background in bioengineering, my professional experience in software development, and my passion for UI/UX. I am especially.

Armonk, New York, NY, US

I developed user interfaces for artificial intelligence tools to help doctors and hospitals deliver better patient care. My main project in Watson Health involved analyzing patients' electronic medical records to identify patient diseases and diagnoses. I designed and developed user interface tools for this product to improve usability, workflow, and.

San Francisco, California, US

I was part of the Hu Lab at UCSF on the SuperAlarm project as my Capstone Project for the Masters of Translational Medicine Program. SuperAlarm is a tool for nurses in the ICU to reduce false alarms and predict cardiac arrest events. My focus is on User Interface design through in-dept interviews with target users, iteration, prototyping, and building.

Berkeley, CA, US

Laid out and tested a custom op-amp for a wearable perspiration sensor that communicates via bluetooth to a smartphone. This device uses signal conditioning pathways for electrochemical sensors to detect glucose, lactate, sodium, and potassium in perspiration during exercise for monitoring or diagnostic use.

Berkeley, CA, US

Undergraduate researcher in microfluidic device design and fabrication. Currently developing a device for rapid, accurate, and sensitive antibody-antigen detection that can be used in a variety of situations. Device fabrication includes photolithography and microfabrication in a clean room.

South San Francisco, California, US

Engineering co-op/intern in the Manufacturing Sciences and Technology department at Genentech's main campus. Created a database for manufacturing-scale chromatography columns and made recommendations to senior management on the future maintenance strategy of critical equipment.

Engineering and Research Associate intern at Zyomyx working on process development for point-of-care diagnostic tool for CD4 cell counting used in HIV detection. Projects include designing and building processes and manufacturing devices incorporating electrical, mechanical, and bioengineering concepts.

Washington, DC, US

Worked at the regional headquarters of the Environmental Protection Agency for Washington, Oregon, Idaho, and Alaska. Coordinated conservation and sustainability projects across stakeholders in the region, researched materials management and stewardship topics, and designed promotional materials.

Bellevue, Washington, US

Volunteer certified Parent-Teen Mediator, trained in facilitating conversation in domestic disputes

Master’S Degree, Translational Medicine

Bachelor Of Science (B.S.), Bioengineering And Biomedical Engineering, Electrical Engineering And Computer Science