Kylie Herbert

USPTO Registered Patent Agent with a Master of Science in Engineering and Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering, complemented by a Minor in Mechanical Engineering. Strong technical foundation in biomedical research, engineering analysis, scientific documentation, and additive manufacturing. Experienced in translating complex technical concepts into clear written communications and collaborating across diverse stakeholder groups.

Seeking opportunities in patent prosecution, intellectual property, technology commercialization, and technical specialist roles within life sciences, medical devices, biotechnology, and engineering disciplines.

Job Coach at Coffee Inclusive (September 2025 - May 2026)

Program Manager at Coffee Inclusive (May 2026 – Present)

• Train and supervise up to 15 students with intellectual and developmental disabilities and autism in a fast-paced bakery and café environment.
• Coordinate structured training programs with 13 local school districts.
• Document student progress and prepare detailed written reports identifying strengths, development areas, and program outcomes.
• Manage grant-funded workforce development programs and support effective operational execution.
• Demonstrate leadership, project coordination, communication, and stakeholder management skills applicable to client-facing professional environments.

Engineering Co-op at American Additive Manufacturing (January 2023 – August 2023)

• Managed 3D-printed components through post-processing, inspection, documentation, packaging, and shipment processes.
• Conducted technical research and evaluated manufacturing inspection methodologies to improve quality and consistency.
• Maintained detailed engineering documentation supporting production and quality processes.
• Collaborated on multiple engineering projects involving manufacturing operations and process improvement initiatives.
• Completed formal 5S process improvement training.

Master's Graduate Student at Widener University (June 2024 – May 2026)

Graduate Thesis Research — Mechanical Environment of Adipocytes: Effect on Obesity

• Conducted biomedical research evaluating the impact of substrate stiffness on adipocyte mechanosensitive protein production.
• Performed protein adsorption, quantification, and identification using established laboratory methodologies.
• Designed experiments, analyzed technical data, and interpreted results to support thesis conclusions.
• Developed advanced technical writing and scientific communication skills through preparation and defense of graduate research findings.
• Translated complex scientific concepts into concise written explanations suitable for technical and non-technical audiences.

Master of Science in Engineering – Widener University (May 2025)

Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering – Widener University (May 2024)