Biomedical Equipment Engineer II - New York Presbyterian Hospital - New York, NY
(2025-05)
- Directed installation qualification (IQ), operational readiness protocols, and systems validation for a fleet of 2,000+ electromechanical and clinical assets during a state-of-the-art campus launch, ensuring 100% compliance with strict safety and cGMP standards.
- Managed cross-functional stakeholder alliances, serving as the primary technical liaison between clinical leadership and engineering teams to seamlessly align active hospital workflows with new technical infrastructure.
Biomedical Equipment Engineer I - New York Presbyterian Hospital - New York, NY
(2023-12 - 2025-05)
- Enforced strict data integrity and quality assurance by managing regulatory asset profiling and instrumentation calibration records for 1,000+ high-value technologies, maintaining audit-ready technical documentation.
- Collaborated with multidisciplinary hospital teams to calibrate, validate, and troubleshoot high-precision diagnostic and analytical equipment, safeguarding continuous data capture and clinical readiness.
- Managed remote clinical diagnostic support operations across four hospital campuses, strategically prioritizing resource allocation based on clinical impact and research urgency.
R&D Engineer Intern (Pro Bono) - Mount Sinai Biodesign
(2023-02 - 2023-11)
- Executed precision physical validation and benchmark testing on 20+ functional PCB prototypes using oscilloscopes to characterize electrical performance and enforce signal integrity limits using Tinkercad and Livewire.
Lab Assistant (Pro Bono) - Parra's Lab
(2020-08 - 2023-01)
- Collaborated with principal investigators to engineer experimental research protocols and optimize data annotation workflows on machine learning algorithm to ensure precise technical parameters for downstream analysis.
- Created Python scripts to annotate frames and analyze data for training machine learning algorithms. Acknowledged in the research paper for tirelessly annotating faces in all movies by Dr. Nentwich, et al. (2023).
Lab Assistant (Pro Bono) - Biomechatronic and Intelligent Robotics Lab
(2019-10 - 2020-08)
- Performed extensive prior art research, analyzing 100+ technical articles and patents to validate design novelty and guide the strategic development of a cutting-edge knee exoskeleton.
- Facilitated research protocols and patient data collection as a clinical liaison to analyze knee exoskeleton performance.
Office Assistant - The City University of New York
(2019-09 - 2020-07)
- Collaborated with staff members to successfully complete various administrative assignments using Microsoft Office.
- Received, assisted, and addressed inquiries from students by offering the necessary support and information.
- Organized and maintained sensitive files of both bachelor's and graduate students, including alumni.
