PERSONAL STATEMENT
I have developed a strong academic focus in biomechanics and physiological control systems and would like to apply these skills to develop products in a team environment. I am interested in applying my knowledge to the research, design, and development of devices to assist consumers and advance medical practices
EDUCATION
8/25/2014 TO PRESENT
University of Southern California Los Angeles, CA
MASTER’S OF SCIENCE IN BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING (3.6 GPA)
• Relevant Course Work: Advanced Studies of the Nervous System, Biological Signals and System Analysis, Rehabilitation Engineering, Physiological Control Systems, Advanced Topics in Biomedical Systems
• Graduate Biomedical Engineering Society (2014-Present)
8/27/2010 TO 5/10/2014
Cleveland State University Cleveland, OH
BACHELORS OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING, CUM LAUDE (3.5 GPA)
• Relevant Course Work: Dynamics, Strength of Materials, Vibrations, Machine Design, Kinematics , Thermodynamics, Fluid Mechanics, Graduate Level Applied Thermodynamics, Mass and Heat Transfer, Linear Control Systems, Non-Linear and Chaotic Vibrations
• Society of Innovative Machining (2010-2012): Met weekly in the schools machining lab and practiced using different equipment. As a group we designed and built a frame for a go-cart powered by a lawnmower motor
• American Society of Mechanical Engineering (2010-2014): Met weekly to discuss major developments in the engineering world, peer projects, and opportunities for research or careers in engineering
• Choose Ohio First STEM Research Cohort (2010-2014): Students from multiple disciplines in the science, technology, engineering, and math fields that meet weekly and did annual research projects. The research projects I conducted ranged from observing the Tyndall Effect in the titration process in the chemistry field, to researching the effects of supplementing creatine and beta-alanine in the biology field, and the effects of v...
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