Taehyoung Kim

ac0haf@r.postjobfree.com *** Haverford Rd, Hicksville, NY 11801 cell: 917-***-****

SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATION

Various tool set from different area of studies from mathematics and natural sciences to engineering and research

Speciality in bio-imaging, bio-instrumentation and fluorescence microscopy

Experience in engineering prototyping and product testing environment

Well-disciplined work ethics and organization skills from experience in numerous academic groups and projects

EDUCATION

Stony Brook University, College of Engineering, Stony Brook, NY Expected May 2017

Bachelor of Engineering in Biomedical Engineering, Bioelectricity-Bioimaging track (ABET acreditted) GPA 3.23

Honors

-Recipient of Presidential Scholarship Spring 2013 - Current

-Dean’s List Spring 2013, Fall 2014

Selected Coursework: Biosensors • Bioinstrumentation • Bioimaging • Biomedical Optics • Engineering Statistics and Dynamics• Engineering Programming• Electrical Circuit Analysis • Genetic Engineering • Medical Imaging • Research Fundamental

RELEVANT PROJECTS

Miniaturized Fluorescence Microscope, Jia Lab, Stony Brook University Spring 2017

Development of modifications of miniaturized fluorescence microscope model for biological application on living subjects

Assisted in design modification, 3D printing, assembly, and soldering of the prototype development

Worked with a postdoc and a graduate student in the lab under PI’s supervision

3D Printed Open-Flexure Microscope, Jia Lab, Stony Brook University Fall 2016 – Spring 2017

Reproduction of an engineering project done with more advanced mechanical and electronic parts

Project selected as the best poster for BME 100-Introduction of Biomedical Engineering in Stony Brook University

Successfully utilized the 3D printed parts, basic electronic components and credit card-size single-board computer with a camera unit for development of the working microscope

Coordinated weekly meetings with the teammate, and the PI to keep project on track

Trained undergraduate students in the lab in 3D printing and working to improve the model

Tangle-Free IV Tube Organizer, Department of Biomedical Engineering, Stony Brook University Fall 2016 – Spring 2017

Development of a cheap and easy to use IV tube organizer for patients with multiple incoming feeds to prevent entangling and promote easier access for nurses and physicians

Coordinated regular meeting with 4 other teammates, department faculty and project advisor for market research, self-assessment and collection of feedback for modification of the design

Executed prototype development while working within a $1,000 budget using 3D printers and a laser cutter

NON-ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE

President, International Christian Organization, Stony Brook University Fall 2016 – Spring 2017

Organized weekly praise worship service and guest talk events on campus

Managed weekly meeting for student-based praise team practice

Resident Assistant, Division of Campus Residences, Stony Brook University Fall 2015 - Winter 2017

Assisted residents with resources and help build a community in the residence hall

Enforced rules and regulations as an administrator, acted as the building work order manager

SPECIALIZED SKILLS

Technical: Microsoft Office, MATLAB, LabVIEW, SPSS, 3D Printing (Fused Deposition Modeling, Stereolithography), 2D/3D Drafting (AutoCAD,NX, Solidworks), Raspberry Pi, Laser cutter, Soldering

Social: Team Player, Active Listening, Analytical Thinking, Communication, Prioritizing, Problem-Solving, Leadership

Language: English, Korean

ACTIVITIES/INTERESTS

3D Printing, Digital Photography, Live Sound Engineering, Playing Guitar, Bowling, Cooking, Reading Philosophy Books, Traveling

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