Manager Project

Amit Kumar Singh

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Apt # 3 ******@*******.***

Somerville, MA- 02143

OBJECTIVE To obtain consulting/data analyst/ research assistant/tech/entry level engineering position in biomedical

engineering.

EDUCATION Master of Engineering in Biomedical Engineering, August 2010-May 2011

Cornell University, Ithaca, NY

Bachelor of Science in Bio-medical Engineering, Graduated December 2009

University of Minnesota( U of M), Twin Cities, MN

Minnesota State University (MNSU), Mankato, MN56001 (2005 to spring 2006)

GPA: At MNSU: 3.82/4.0 At U of M: 3.241/4.0

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Bio-Chemistry Bio-transport Polymers

RELATED

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Bio-electricity and Bio- Design I & II Advanced Biomaterials

COURSE

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instrumentation Ceramics Programming for Bio-medical

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Bio-medical Seminars I &II Engineers

Composites

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Biomaterials • Cell Biology

Immunology

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Biomechanics Statistics

Material Processing

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Engineering Principles of Drug • Neural Interface

Physiology

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delivery

• Accounting & financial decision

Nano-biotechnology

• Bio-transport & drug Delivery making

• Biomedical material & device

• Entrepreneurship for Scientist for human body

and Engineers

SKILLS Research/Technical/Communication Skills

• Have experience in collecting, organizing, analyzing data and visual presentation of the findings while working

during research and in the lab.

• Able to demonstrate concise and easy to understand technical writing.

• Demonstrated ability to work with minimal direction, self sufficient.

• Multilingual: can speak English, Hindi, Nepali, Maithili, Bhojpuri, Bazzika languages fluently.

• Great Communication Skill: both written and orally.

Computer Skills

• Microsoft office • MATLAB • Web Page Designing

• Visual Basic • WebVista • HTML

• Microsoft Windows XP •C • Basic Stamp

• Solid works

RESEARCH

EXPERIENCE Graduate Researcher: Transonic System INC, Ithaca, NY (Aug 2010- May 2011)

• Designed and developed a device which aids the insertion and removal of Transonic System’s ultrasonic flow

sensor transducer, to smoothly deliver the necessary couplant for an accurate sensor reading used in conjunction

with Da Vinci Surgery, and to allow for the maintenance of the sterile field by devising a two-component signal

connector.

Nano-biotechnolgy Project: Cornell University, Ithaca, NY (Sep 2010- Dec 2011)

• Designed and proposed an experimental procedure on the effect of vessel size and curvature on cancer cell-

endothelial cell interaction. The goal was to study the relationship between the expression of Galectin-3(binding

protein) in addition to the adhesion of breast cancer tumor cells and the diameter and curvature of blood vessel

through the use of an optically transparent micro fluidic device with channels of varying diameters and

curvature to mimic the vessels in the body. These channels would be seeded with human lung microvasculature

endothelial cells (HLMVECs).

Internship(USRP INTERN): NASALangley Research Center, Hampton, VA (Jan 2010- April 2010)

• Developed and tested a hardware and software application that breaks down brain waves and transfers the brain

wave data wirelessly to PC through Bluetooth under the supervision of Dr. Alan T. Pope. The project was called

“Brain wave Error Guard System” and I used BASIC Stamp and Visual Basic programming language to

complete this project.

• I was featured as Center Snapshot at NASA Langley Research center on April 30, 2010.

Design Project: University Of Minnesota, Twin Cities.(September2008-May 2009)

• Developed an endovascular treatment for Cerebral Aneurysm. We used liquid embolic which consisted mainly

of polyethylene Glycol Dimethacrylate and was photo-polymerized in the aneurysm in the presence of Photo-

initiator Eosin Y.

Undergraduate Research: University of Minnesota, Twin Cities. (September 2007-May 2008)

• Assisted with Brain Computer Interface and Functional MRI Project by participating both as a researcher and

subject.

• Helped the subject to control the cursor on the computer by the motor imagination during the experiment.

• Found and analyzed a relationship between the patterns in brain waves such as a decrease or increase in

synchronicity of alpha and beta waves and motor visualization performed by the subject.

WORK

EXPERIENCE Inventory Manager: Southland Corporation INC, Ocean Pines, MD. (May 2010- Aug 2010)

• Kept the track of the merchandise sold or left on the shelves and placing the order if needed.

• Looked after the store during the usual work schedule.

Undergraduate Research Assistant: Department of Bio-medical Engineering, U of M, Twin Cities. (Sep 2007- May

2008)

• Helped to set up the experiment and to administrate the project.

• Collected, saved and analyzed the recorded data.

• Developed the skills in the different types of motor imagination that assist in acquiring the control to use the

communication technique in Brain Computer Interface.

Security Monitor: University of Minnesota Security Monitor Program under University of Minnesota Police

Department. (Sep 2006-Dec 2009)

• Secured the University Property details and assisted UMPD in maintaining safe and healthy environment around

the University area.

General Chemistry I, and CalculusI Tutor: Centre for Academic success MNSU, Mankato. (Jan 2006 –May 2006)

• Helped student to solve problems related to the subject.

Sales Associate: Southland Corporation INC, SuperFresh, Oceancity, Maryland. (May2005-Aug2005)

• Interacted with Customers and seld Products.

ACTIVITIES Member of Biomedical Engineering Student Society (BMES) Ithaca, NY. (Fall 2010- Present)

Member of Indian Student Association (ISA) Minneapolis. (Fall 2006-Fall 2007)

Member of Nepalese Student Association(NSA), Minneapolis. (Jan 2008-Present)

Activities Coordinator: Nepalese Student Community (NeSTCom) Mankato. (2005-2006)

• Organized different Activities related to Nepalese Community including the fund raising program

Volunteered work: Culturalmania, South Asian night, Nepal Night and international Festival at MNSU. (2005-2006)

: Small World Coffe Hour at U of M ( 2009-2010)

Food coordinator: Nepal night, supported by international student office, MNSU, Mankato. (September 2005).

HONORS Academic Excellence Award: from the Office of Multicultural Affairs( Office of Institutional Diversity).MNSU. Fall

2006

Dean’s List : Spring 2005, Fall 2005, spring 2006, spring 2007

One of the Best Security Monitor Award by Security and Monitor Office of the University of Minnesota for 2006-

2007

Center Snapshot at NASA Langley: I was featured as Center Snapshot at NASA Langley Research center on April

30, 2010.

References

Nathan Lockwood, Ph.D.

Manager, Materials Research & Development

SurModics, Inc.

9924 West 74th Street

Eden Prairie, MN 55344

Phone: 952-***-****

Fax: 952-***-****

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www.surmodics.com

Dr. Alan T. Pope

Scientist

NASA Langley Research Center

Hampton, VA 23681-2199

****.*.****@****.***

Phone: 757-***-****

Kathleen C. Powell, Special Programs Manager, Crewestone Technologies, Inc.

NASA Langley Research Center

Strategic Relationships Office

Mail Stop 400, Bldg. 1216, Room 101

Hampton, VA 23681-2199

Phone: 757-***-**** Fax: 757-***-****

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