Quiudit Rodriguez

I am a dedicated and innovative biomedical engineering student at the University of California, Irvine, with a strong passion for developing solutions that enhance patient care and comfort. My recent project involved designing a leak-free breast pump prototype, allowing lactating parents to pump comfortably while reclining. This project not only honed my technical skills in prototyping and user-centered design but also emphasized the importance of gathering user insights to create functional and effective medical devices.

In addition to my work on the breast pump, I have contributed to the development of an EEG cap for infants with brachycephaly, addressing accessibility issues in EEG and BCI technology. My experience in multidisciplinary teams has equipped me with the ability to collaborate effectively and tackle complex challenges in medical device design. I am proficient in tools such as SolidWorks and MATLAB, and I am committed to leveraging my skills to drive innovation in the biomedical field.