Donald Jobs

No.67, Lane123, Job Road, Job District, Shanghai, China, 200070

(+86) 138-0013-8000

service@qiaobutang.com

OBJECTIVE

To obtain a summer 20XX internship position in the field of medical devices

EDUCATION

Johns Hopkins University

Baltimore, MD

Expected 2013

Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering

GPA 3.75

Related Coursework:

Introduction to Programming in Java

Circuits Systems and Controls

Models and Simulations

Mechatronics

Electromagnetic Nanodevices

Digital Systems Fundamentals

Electrical & Computer Engineering Lab

Control Systems

ENGINEERING DESIGN EXPERIENCE

Biomedical Engineering Design Team 2010 - 2012

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Granted U.S. Government Provisional Patent (99/999,999)

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Awarded 1st place at 20XX Biomedical Engineering Design Day Competition

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Received 20XX NCIIA Grant: $15,500 - Dynamic Ankle-Foot Orthosis (AFO)

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Presented Linda Trinh Memorial Award for best exemplification of a BME Design Team

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Engineered a more resilient, therapeutic, easily fitted, and economical AFO than current products on the market

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Performed market research and IRB approved human trials to assess and address limitations of current AFO

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Developed 3-D computer models for stress testing, mechanical/material analysis, and manufacturing

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Created and evaluated working prototypes and current products via IRB approved human trials and strength tests

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Managed four underclassmen members and guided them through the design, research, and manufacturing process

Research Assistant

Johns Hopkins Department of Computer Integrated Surgery

2010 - present

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Write complex computer programs to aid surgeons in neurosurgeries

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Presented work with supervising graduate student at regional conference on robotics in health care

PUBLICATIONS

Therapeutic dynamic ankle-foot orthosis

journals paper

Student, R. (in press).  Journal of NeuroEngineering and Rehabilitation

TECHNICAL SKILLS

Software:

ProEngineer; MATLAB; MiniTab; InDesign; AutoCAD; LABVIEW; Simulink

Laboratory Equipment and Techniques:

Evaporator; Electrodeposition; Fluorescent Microscopy