Project List

A bipedal fire-shooting robot designed and built for Columbia University Robotics Studio.

This Python-based application is designed to provide comprehensive insights into the medical device industry by accessing and analyzing data from various FDA databases. The application uses powerful, automated web scraping tools like Selenium and BeautifulSoup to extract detailed information on product problems, patient issues, company landscapes, and device-specific data.

The data is processed and visualized through dynamic plots and tables within a user-friendly Tkinter interface. This tool offers healthcare professionals, researchers, and industry stakeholders a clear and detailed view of the medical device landscape, facilitating informed decision-making and broad root-cause analysis.

Led a psychiatry-independent research experiment on sex-divergent and genotypic effects during neurodevelopment on Bloc-1 deficient Pallid mice. Responsible for all sides of the project from behavioral experimentation to data analysis to scientific writing.

Designed a novel Endotracheal Intubation biomedical device in Columbia Biomedical Innovation class. Demonstrated knowledge of all sides from problem definition through solution/idea generation to prototyping. Demonstrated knowledge of regulatory reimbursement and intellectual property issues that accompany the device landscape and potential business opportunities.

Fixed and modified a Creality Ender 6 3-D Printer. Installed Biqu H2 direct extruder print head with custom 3-D printed mount and cooling system. Installed drag chain BL Touch and RasPi Camera for monitoring and recording. Reconfigured the software to run off of a Raspberry Pi using Klipper and MainSail allowing remote control and further customizability.

Utilized the Google Design Thinking framework to create a Minimal Viable Product; a full-stack API-based medication reminder texting service to be integrated into a hospital’s Electronic Health Record. Leveraged doctor/professional interview to augment interface design and business plan presented to JPL City of LA etc.

Completed projects in Digital Electronics and Logic Systems, Analog electronics OpAmps and Filters, Electromagnetic Levitation, Interfacing Microcontrollers, Programming Microcontrollers in Assembly and C, Digital Input/Output System (Solenoid) – On/Off Control Timing Control, and Stepper Motor – Open-Loop Position Computer Control State Machines.

Completed projects in Neuromotor Control, Brain Imaging, Genomics, and AI in Medicine (Auditory and Visual).

Partnered with a MBA student in the Columbia Lab-To-Market program to draft a commercialization plan for a Biomedical Engineering Technology Accelerator (BiomedX) retinal microneedle assessing its business viability and technological feasibility. Worked closely with the engineering team to identify clinical needs stakeholder requirements and business cases to de-risk the technology.

Shelves for artists: Led Zeppelin, Kanye West, The Grateful Dead, The Beatles, Kid Cudi, Jimi Hendrix, and The Kinks.

Programmed and deployed the fast-paced iPhone game ‘Noble Ninja’ on the Apple Store. It was my first introduction to programming at 15 years old.

Wrote Matlab code that commands an embroidery machine to create the photographed design inspired by my favorite show ‘Ted Lasso’. The embroidery design possesses fractal shapes, multiple threads and thread colors, parametric fractal shapes, and quality stitching patterns.

Utilized Altair Topology Optimization to decrease material/weight and create organic designs based on expected forces and underlying safety constraints.

Wrote Matlab code to generate the SVG files compatible with the laser cutting machine. Code creates a design that includes joining slots, part holders, name engraving, and fractal/image engraving.