Biomedical Engineering

Robert Iloegbunam

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Qualifications

Biomedical Engineering Major with over a year of lab experience in an academic setting

Spent over a year acquiring knowledge on Packaging Engineering processes and what they entail

Exceptional critical thinking and problem solving skills; Reliable team player while also having the ability to work independently; Excellent presentation and communication skills

Education

Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey – New Brunswick

Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering, Jan 2017

Certificate in Packaging Engineering

Technical / Computer Skills

Proficient in SolidWorks, Python, Adobe Illustrator, Microsoft Word/Excel/PowerPoint, Minitab, Matlab, Instron, culturing cells, pipetting, titrating, prepping media, and aseptic techniques.

Technical Projects, Labs, and Research

Lab Assistant for R&D Pilot Plant Lab at Church & Dwight Co (Temp Position) June 2017 – Dec 2017

Assisted the lab technician in the execution of customer cleaning trials within the R&D ArmaKleen group

Responsibilities for this job included performing cleaning trials and lifting components required for the cleaning trials, logging information onto log sheets, and execute testing of components and initiate reports

Tested and ran industrial parts to test the different components of spray washers, ultrasonic washers, etc, while also testing water based cleaners, aqueous based paint and ink removers

CAD Project (Package Engineering related) – Rutgers University September 2016 – December 2016

Worked on an intricate water bottle design using Solidworks

Concept was to allow for the bottle cap to remain attached to the bottle to prevent loss of the cap itself

Used advanced techniques in the program to help accomplish this task due to attempts in mimicking mechanical properties

Medical Device Development Project – Rutgers University September 2015– May 2016

Assisted in the design of a tactile transducer with the hope of re-stimulating neural pathways that were once closed in stroke victims

This project is a prototype but could have patent potential in the near future

A business plan was made to present possible market value for our design

The Effect of Swelling Ratio on the Coulter Underestimation of Hydrogel Microsphere Diameters- Research Assistant, Professor Ronke Olabisi, Rutgers University May 2014 – August 2015

Cell culture experience, maintained hydrogel-encapsulated cells in incubators in complete culture medium and evaluated their viability

Organ Transplants using T.E. Techniques - Rutgers University September 2014 - December 2014

Research paper discussing the remodeling of the appendix for the use as an allograft or autograft for Organ transplant

Helped to create the concept to use the appendix as a scaffold for needed organ transplants to reduce wait time for transplant and rejection rates

Developed methods using Tissue Engineering techniques in accomplishing that goal

Involvement / Community Service

Member of Minority Engineering Educational Tasks (M.E.E.T)

High School Outreach Committee- planned and facilitated workshops to motivate high school students to enroll in STEM related majors at Rutgers University

Date Auction Committee- planned and facilitated a fundraiser for a charity preventing child abuse and aiding the victims of child abuse

Member of the Rutgers Chapter of National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE)

Nuttin’ But V.O.C.A.L.S. Acapella group- President

Volunteered for New Jersey Cares, UMDNJ

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