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I design medical-device hardware, PCBs, and wearable biosensing systems.

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What I'm looking for

I'm looking to contribute to hardware, PCB, biomedical sensing, and medical-device development work where I can build reliable prototypes, deepen my embedded-systems skills, and support research-driven product design.

I've designed medical-device hardware and PCB layouts at Bio-Business, including a Lux Meter, with focus on electrical reliability, manufacturability, component placement, and interference reduction.

At the Smart Materials and Robotics Lab at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln, I supported E-Nose sensor research by evaluating solder-mask well geometries, analyzing experimental data, and developing PCB prototypes for liquid-sensor testing.

I'm leading hardware development for a wearable multimodal sensing platform for tennis-player physiological monitoring and injury-risk assessment, integrating ECG/EMG acquisition, inertial sensing, Bluetooth Low Energy, embedded processing, charging, and power management on a four-layer Altium PCB.

Experience

Work history, roles, and key accomplishments

BI

Hardware Engineer

Bio-Business

Jan 2025 - Apr 2025 (3 months)

Designed electronic schematics and PCB layouts for medical-device hardware, applying design-rule, reliability, and manufacturability requirements. Researched technical requirements for biomedical and optical measurement devices and improved board-level designs for functionality and performance.

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Undergraduate Researcher

Smart Materials and Robotics Lab, University of Nebraska–Lin

Aug 2024 - Dec 2024 (4 months)

Supported E-Nose sensor research by evaluating solder-mask well geometries for liquid-sensor containment and characterization. Analyzed experimental data to identify effective well-height parameters and designed PCB prototypes for sensor testing.

Education

Degrees, certifications, and relevant coursework

Alexandria University logoAU

Alexandria University

Bachelor of Science, Biomedical Engineering

Pursuing a B.Sc. in Biomedical Engineering with coursework in tissue engineering, MEMS, biosensors, and biomaterials.

University of Nebraska–Lincoln logoUN

University of Nebraska–Lincoln

Exchange Program, Engineering

2024 - 2024

Participated in an exchange program with coursework in electromagnetic field theory, robotics kinematics, and digital signal processing.

Tech stack

Software and tools used professionally

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