About Me

Hello! I am a biomedical and materials engineer focused on clinical innovation and medical device development. I am driven by a strong interest in identifying unmet clinical needs and translating them into tangible, real-world solutions through hands-on design and development work.

Through experience with a prosthetics company, I have developed a solid foundation in product development and quality evaluation within regulated healthcare environments.

In parallel, I have independently pursued early-stage medical device concepts, applying user-centered problem discovery, iterative prototyping, and early commercialization thinking to move ideas toward practical implementation.

Previously, as a staff engineer at a geotechnical consulting firm, I built core skills in technical communication, data analysis, and laboratory testing—experience that now informs my structured and analytical approach to medical device design.

At the University of Pittsburgh Swanson School of Engineering, I specialize in Medical Product Engineering, where I continue to refine my ability to bridge engineering, clinical insight, and translational strategy.