Project Medical Device

Albien Van Tumbaga Montero ******.*******@*****.*** 808-***-****)

(US Citizen) 2118 Algaroba St. apt. D

Honolulu, HI 96826

Qualification Excellent skills designing and creating hardware systems. Strong management in computer

facilities and project planning implementation. Strong development skills using hardware

implementation.

Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, May 2009

Education

Bradley University, Peoria, IL

Hardware Engineer, October 2011 - August 2012

Experiences

Kai Medical, Inc., Honolulu, HI

● Designed mechanical structure for sleep apnea medical device to provide functionality and

aesthetically nice looking product.

● Created and managed testing procedures for company’s device prototypes in order to

effectively track components and their setting configuration.

● Assembled and troubleshooted electronic and mechanical hardware during clinical trials to

save company time and money from out-sourcing.

● Researched and negotiated prices for components needed for projects with different

manufacturers in order to save $2000 for company for one transaction.

● Trained 4 colleagues in quality procedures for prototype testing to ensure company continues

to progress towards project goal.

● Became a liaison with different manufacturers and companies to build healthy business

relationships for future transactions.

● Assisted other colleagues in technical documentation for safety, FDA, and CE compliance and

assembled pilot production to alleviate 6-10 hours a week so that they could concentrate on

higher priority responsibilities.

ICT Specialist (Education Volunteer), September 2009 – June 2011

United States Peace Corps, Bansang, The Gambia (West Africa)

● Trained 3 teachers, 2 hospital staff and 3 community members to set up a 4 computer labs with

10-50 computers each.

Trained personnel on virus removal and protection to reduce lost files and data

corruption due to inadequate education in computer maintenance and security.

● Planned and organized a computer center with 24 functioning computers with access to

electricity from the town’s grid because there is only a generator at the school to run the

computer lab and fuel is a problem to run the generator.

● Coordinated a computer maintenance workshop with fellow volunteers in order to provide

Gambians with resource to maintain computers without the assistance of a foreigner in the

country.

● Facilitated Life Skill classes with 30-40 youths weekly on areas of HIV/AIDS, sexual health,

relationship and gender issues in order for them to be advocates for their communities, which

lack information on these important subject areas for overall health.

● Tutored 10 students in English and Mathematics after school to have extra study time for these

subjects since school hours are insufficient and students are weak in these areas during exams.

● Organized, set up and trained 2 internet café staff to maintain and managed the café’s

computers and resource so that community members could have access to the internet since the

town has only one other café to support a community of 10,000 members.

Resident Advisor, January 2006 – May 2009

Bradley University Residential Living Staff, Peoria, IL

● Organized, promoted, and executed educational, social, and cultural programs for student

residents each semester to have them be familiar with current issues and a fun experience their

first year in college.

● Managed $900-1200 in funds for 20-30 student residents each semester for activities such as

paintball, movies, and community service.

● Counseled student residents and fellow staff to provide mental and emotional support during

the rigorous school year.

Student Worker, August 2005 – May 2009

Bradley University Physical Therapy Department, Peoria, IL

● Maintained 12 lab and office computers in order for students to have working computers year

round and for teachers to supplement their curriculum and organize class lesson plans.

● Delegated administrative responsibilities to 3 other student workers in order to alleviate

teachers’ busy schedule so they could concentrate primarily on teaching to be more effective in

the classroom.

Vice President, April 2008 – April 2009

Engineers Without Borders (EWB), Bradley University Chapter, Peoria, IL

● Implemented, with assistance from colleagues, University chapter since the organization was

not available to students prior to 2008.

● Implemented a system for research design to ensure engineering projects members and

managed project managers who will coordinate the success of the project.

Volunteer, August 2000 – August 2005

Boys and Girls Club of Hawaii, Spalding Clubhouse, Honolulu, HI

● Organized and managed summer fun programs for children ages 4 – 12 years in areas of arts,

sports, music and several field trips to museum and parks.

● Implemented leadership youth programs for youths between the ages of 13 – 18 years around

the clubhouse and organization.

Senior Project, November 2008 – May 2009

College

● Researched and designed a Smart Stethoscope for detecting carotid plaque in humans.

Junior Project, March – April 2008

● Designed and implemented a semi-automated blood pressure monitoring system.

Sophomore Lab Project, April – May 2007

● Designed and built a digital combination lock using VHDL and CPLD.

Freshman Group Electronic Project, December 2005

● Designed an alert system for over steering of an autonomous vehicle using digital logic

circuits.

Digital Hardware Signals and Systems Microcontrollers

Electromagnetics Data Structures Microelectronics and Circuit

Orcad/PSpice Keil Assembler Matlab

Computer

Altera Quartus Solidwords Microsoft Office

Skills

● Fluent in English and Filipino (Tagalog and Visayan dialect)

Other

● Scored an Intermediate High in the language proficiency exam for the West African

Experiences

language Mandinka (The Gambian language) during Peace Corps service.

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