UR BME BS with Spanish minor 2004
Arizona State University Bioengineering MS 2008
Arizona State University Bioengineering PhD 2010
Phoenix, AZ
Concurrent with BS:
Undergraduate Research Assistant
Programming, and Workshop Leader for Circuit Analysis
Concurrent with MS/PhD:
1 semester: Teaching Assistant at ASU
1 yr: NSF Fellow in local middle school science class
6 yr: Graduate Research Associate at ASU
After PhD:
6 mo: Intern at Medtronic
3 mo: Contractor at Medtronic
Current: Senior Product Engineer and Sourcing Engineering Process Coordinator at Medtronic
“Search for medical device companies and apply to any position that looks interesting; apply to all positions even if you don’t feel fully qualified – the company can decide whether to consider you or not (i.e., don’t filter yourself out by not applying); at my company, a lot of biomedical engineers work in the quality role. the best way to land a role is to network – I did this by finding an internship when I could not find a full-time position and then used the internship to network and find a full-time position.”