Projects Portfolio

Developed a radiation-free alternative to CT scans by integrating 2D ultrasound with optical motion tracking for 3D joint reconstruction.

Engineered an ergonomic ultrasound transducer enclosure and adjustable patient-positioning fixtures using SOLIDWORKS, focusing on sanitization and data reproducibility.

Led Verification and Validation (V&V) and user testing to assess data reproducibility and performance.

Authored Design History File (DHF) documentation in accordance with medical device quality standards.

Built Python pipelines for 3D reconstruction, validating accuracy against CT benchmarks using Dice coefficient, Jaccard index, and Hausdorff distance metrics.

Engineered a launchable hypodermal dart prototype using SOLIDWORKS for 3D modeling and COMSOL Multiphysics to perform flow rate optimizations and structural impact analysis.

Designed a perforated needle geometry and integrated a Luer-lock vacuum head to enable instantaneous blood collection upon impact, successfully minimizing physiological "noise" from capture-induced stress biomarkers.

Developed a custom Vacuum Clip mechanism to maintain consistent pressure levels and a Needle Stabilizer designed to withstand high-velocity impact forces and prevent mechanical deformation.

Translated complex veterinary requirements into technical specifications, utilizing simulated stress tests to determine optimal needle thickness and vacuum levels for efficient fluid recovery in field conditions.

Collaborated with ophthalmologists to redesign the gold-standard stationary tonometer into a portable form factor, expanding access to intraocular pressure (IOP) screening.

 Developed technical sketches and high-fidelity SOLIDWORKS models for the device casing, ensuring seamless mechanical integration with existing clinical setups.

Fabricated functional prototypes via 3D printing to validate ergonomic design, structural integrity, and ease of use in diverse clinical environments.

Engineered a novel non-invasive cyclic loading apparatus for rabbit tibia research, compatible with both Instron e3000 and e10000 testing systems through a universal stainless-steel mounting interface.

Developed a custom knee-and-foot test fixtures using Autodesk Fusion and FDM printing, featuring a specialized heel-support aperture and adjustable thigh holders to ensure strict vertical alignment with the actuator, facilitating accurate mechanobiology and fatigue-failure analysis.

Managed the full design lifecycle from client requirements and risk mitigation prioritizing portability, cost-effectiveness, and ergonomic positioning.