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Memory Kamalizeni

@memorykamalizeni

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Biomedical engineering student designing medical devices and optimizing digital systems with AI.

Malawi

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What I'm looking for

I’m looking for an entry role where I can apply biomedical engineering design, SolidWorks simulations, and Python/AI to support medical device development—and use my technical operations experience to improve digital system reliability.

I’m an innovative Biomedical Engineering student (Year 4) at MUST, and a Registered Student Engineer (Malawi Board of Engineers). I combine advanced SolidWorks (3D design & structural/stress simulations) with Python (data analysis) and AI implementation to turn technical ideas into safe, functional medical device concepts.

My work includes leading the Cardiac Pacemaker Prototype as Lead Designer—developing a biocompatible outer casing and validating durability under simulated physiological conditions. I also strengthen real-world reliability through Technical Operations & Live Streaming, where I optimize multi-camera workflows, troubleshoot signal latency/synchronization, and manage network stability for HD broadcast quality.

Experience

Work history, roles, and key accomplishments

Technical Operations

United Christian Congregation

Configured and optimized multi-camera live streaming workflows using hardware switchers and encoding software. Diagnosed real-time signal latency and synchronization issues and managed bitrate/network stability to maintain high-definition broadcast quality.

Signal Troubleshooting Video Encoding Network Optimization Synchronization Bitrate Management

Education

Degrees, certifications, and relevant coursework

Malawi University of Science and Technology

Bachelor of Engineering (Hons), Biomedical Engineering

2023 -

Activities and societies: AI Skills for Women (Founders Business School, in progress/certificate pending); Registered Student Engineer (Malawi Board of Engineers); Student Member (Malawi Institute of Engineers).

Pursuing a Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) in Biomedical Engineering at MUST (Year 4, expected 2028), with coursework in medical instrumentation, circuit analysis, and clinical safety.