Summary

I'm a passionate and innovative Biomechanical Engineer with extensive training in biomaterials, biomechanics, bioelectronics, signals & systems, and bioinstrumentation. My recent Bachelor of Science coursework at Wright State University has given me a solid foundation in biomedical, electrical and mechanical engineering principles, and also in research methodology, and laboratory techniques.

I was proud to put my engineering capabilities to work on my senior design project, which studied how Pacemaker users may often be unaware of the presence of invisible fields that can interfere with their devices. We developed a field interference detection device that detected nuclear, electrical, magnetic, and electromagnetic fields, which may impact pacemakers in various daily scenarios. I'm excited to find my next opportunity to put my engineering skills into practice to solve problems that benefit society.

My other work and volunteer experiences as a lab teacher assistant , boot camp/personal trainer, and female outreach leader have called on me to use and refine my interpersonal communication and leadership skills. These roles have strengthened my ability to quickly establish productive relationships with people and to communicate with impact when training or problem-solving together, which are of critical importance when working on project teams and across disciplines.

Project partners and clients describe me as a collaborative teammate who listens for understanding, coordinates activities to maximize efficiency, and manages time well to ensure timely completion of deliverables. My natural curiosity and drive for learning makes me a strong problem solver and I quickly connect ideas, detect patterns, and categorize information in new and innovative ways to create robust solutions for persistent problems.

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