FIXT
Agents that understand hardware well enough to run, monitor and control the test line end to end.
Biomedical engineer at Georgia Tech. I build sensors, robots, and the systems that test them.
I'm a biomedical engineering student at Georgia Tech with a minor in computer science. I've built optical and battery test systems at WHOOP, automated validation at Avanos Medical, and led mechanical design on a prosthetic arm.
Undergraduate Teaching Assistant, Intro to Biomedical Engineering Design. Led milestone design reviews for 100+ students on verification planning, FMEA and engineering trade-offs. Final project performance up 22%.
Rebuilt HIL test across 12 fixtures and built the optical testbed that characterizes the sensor LEDs.
Built a LabVIEW test fixture, 6-axis robot control software and an analytics platform to root-cause pump failures.
Led electromechanical integration of a trans-radial prosthetic arm across a 17-member team.
Agents that understand hardware well enough to run, monitor and control the test line end to end.
Force sensors, embedded C++ and ESP32 telemetry for real-time plantar load monitoring in partial-weight-bearing rehab. ±3% accuracy.
See the projectwatchOS app in SwiftUI and HealthKit that estimates hydration from heart rate, HRV and motion.
TDA2040 power stage, TL072 preamp and a Fender-style tone stack, designed in KiCad and checked in SPICE, housed in a custom clear enclosure.
See the projectA prediction market for friend groups, with per-category Elo ratings setting the odds.
Designed EMG acquisition protocols for 50+ human-subject studies and built MATLAB pipelines for time-series analysis and real-time control.
Built 40+ test cases and Brian2 simulation environments for closed-loop electrophysiology, modeling neural dynamics under raster-scanned calcium imaging.
Open to 2027 roles in hardware, medtech and research.