Objective: A position as an engineer in the biomedical and bioengineering industry.
Education: August, 2006 – June, 2010 Cornell University Ithaca, NY
Major: Bioengineering
GPA: 3.468
Relevant Courses:
-Introduction to Entrepreneurship and Engineering Enterprise (ENGRI127) A Spring 2007
-Principles of Biological Engineering (BEE260) B Fall 2007
-Molecular and Cellular Bioengineering (BEE360) B Spring 2008
-Bio-fluid Mechanics (BEE3310) B Fall 2008
-Bioinstrumentation (BEE4500) A Spring 2009
-Orthopedic Tissue Mechanics (BME4640) A- Spring 2009
-Entrepreneurial Management for Engineers (BEE4890) A Spring 2009
-Biological and Environmental Transport Processes (BEE3500) NA Fall 2009
-Science & Technology Approaches to Problems in Human Health (BME4110) NA Fall 2009
Work experience:
-August, 2009 - Present Cornell University Ithaca, NY
Research Assistant (Biomedical Engineering Department)
• Examined the effects of inhibition of cellular factors known to induce the acquirement of vasculature in the mammary tumor tissue microenvironment
• Gained experience with fluorescence microscopy and cell culturing
-June, 2009 - August, 2009 BDI: Dublin City University Dublin, Ireland
Research Intern (Transduction Science Department)
• Performed experiments to determine the efficacy of electrochemiluminescence as a detection method for disease biomarkers
• Presented summer research in a presentation and report
-June, 2008 - August, 2008 California Institute of Technology Pasadena, CA
Research Assistant (Physics Department)
• Assisted in organization and operation of the summer program for visiting high school students associated with the California High School Cosmic Ray Observatory
• Updated the California High School Cosmic Ray Observatory website
• Explained scientific concepts and program material to the high school students
-May 2007 - August, 2007 California Institute of Technology Pasadena, CA
Research Assistant (Bioengineering Department)
• Researched materials previously used in building prosthetic heart valves, the effectiveness and complications of existing prosthetic heart valves,...
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