At the Diane Bryant Engineering Student Design Center at UC Davis, I supported students using machine shop equipment and helped campus labs manufacture precise research parts and models. I also led training in milling, turning, carpentry, and rapid prototyping.
For a temperature-sensing research device for imminent epileptic seizures, I collaborated with a five-member multidisciplinary team to design, manufacture, and verify a non-invasive over-the-ear wearable. The prototype was designed to detect a 0.3–0.4°C temperature shift associated with refractory epileptic seizures.
At Rapid Fix Incorporated, I interpret engineering drawings to assemble and install structural fixtures, prepare construction manuals, and compile project data in Excel. I also sort inventory and complete employee time cards.
My engineering projects include a CNC-milled vise handle and gyroscope frame, as well as a deployable wheelchair work surface designed with SolidWorks. I graduated from the University of California, Davis with a B.S. in Biomedical Engineering, with a Medical Devices emphasis, and am pursuing an M.S. in Bioengineering at San Diego State University, focused on biomechanics.
