When I was in college, I became hooked on data through my courses. I was fascinated by the trends I saw in clinical data through my courses, and was amazed to learn that over 95% of existing data was created in the past several years.

After graduating with my B.S. in Biomedical Engineering, I began working as a quality and failure analysis engineer in medical devices. Through my work, I have applied principles of human factors, science, and engineering to determine the root cause of issues. I am quick to consider how device design impacts user experience and usability, and how medical devices interact with the human body based on their design and intent.

I enjoy using my skills to troubleshoot medical device systems through hands on testing, and to assist in determining root cause based on all data available. I use data science tools to enhance my ability to make sense of data and to streamline daily business needs.