Shruthi Raghuraman 203-***-****
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Objective: Biomedical Engineer looking for a full-time opportunity in technology, data analysis, and/or biomedical research fields.
Education:
CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY, CLEVELAND, OH
Major: B.S.E. Biomedical Engineering, GPA: 3.583, Science GPA: 3.67, Graduation: May 2017.
Relevant Coursework-
Calculus & Differential Equations (4 sequential courses), Statistics for Experimenters, Elementary Computer Programming, Circuits and Instrumentation, Biomedical Computer Simulation, Signals and Systems w/ Modeling, Biophysics I & II, Medical Imaging, Statics and Strength Materials, Material Properties and Design, Drug Delivery, Basic Biology w/ lab, Cells and Proteins w/ lab, Chemistry for Engineers w/ lab, Organic Chemistry I&II w/ labs, Biochemistry, Engineering Design I&II, Modeling Biomedical Systems, Critical Attitude, Professional Communication for Engineers I & II
Work Experience:
BIOENGINEERING DESIGN PROJECT FOR IV INFECTION PREVENTION, CLEVELAND, OH Aug 2016 – June 2017
Design Team Leader
Designed color-changing, antiseptic IV catheter patch with an anti-bacterial sensor for infection detection and prevention
Created preliminary prototype of the patch and complete design history file for FDA inspection
Conducted verification with drug diffusion testing and data analysis using Matlab
Collaborated and consulted with team of instrumentation engineers, biomaterial faculty, and researchers from the Cleveland Clinic
CASE WESTERN RESERVE OFFICE OF RESIDENCE LIFE, CLEVELAND, OH Aug 2014 – May 2016
Resident Assistant
Created and executed community programs for 250 first-year students
Enforced university and housing policy for on campus, residential students
Acted as liaison between the office of residence life and residence hall association
Collaborated as a team with other resident assistants and supervisors to ensure student development and safety
CASE SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, CLEVELAND, OH Apr 2015 – Aug 2015
Student Researcher
Studied role of ER stress and human CLRN-1 mutation in Usher Syndrome III (deaf-blindness)
Worked with zebra-fish and mice model of deaf-blindness
Obtained qualitative and confocal data on zebra fish and mice ear
ANNAI HOSPITAL, TN, INDIA Dec 2014 – Jan 2015
Student Intern
Observed rural medical practices in malaria endemic populations in south Indian villages
Shadowed a team of surgeons during daily clinical check-ups and operating procedures
Collaborated with local staff to learn about and implement better medical instrumentation
WAVES OF HOPE, CHINANDEGA, NICARAGUA Apr 2015 – Jun 2015
Student Volunteer
Studied health and education infrastructures of the local communities
Worked with 30 local students in language and communication
SIV-G – Self-Imposed Vigilance for Good Governance Nov 2011 – Dec 2013
Columnist/ Volunteer
Volunteered as a Columnist for the Self-Imposed Vigilance and Good Governance Organization.
Wrote bi-weekly articles on anti-corruption law and good governance as a columnist with experts in the field
Skills:
Technical/Computer- Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite, MATLAB, R, Minitab, Mathematica
Materials/Laboratory- Proficient in basic cell culture techniques, wet lab work, scanning electron microscopy, Image analysis (ImageJ), UV-Visible Spectroscopy, chromatography techniques, OSHA trained
Presentation - Have presented research in Intel STS 2013 (Scientific Research and Report Badge Awardee); SCISEF 2011, 2012, 2013; JSHS 2013; Case Western Intersection 2016; Case Western ShowCASE 2017
Soft-skills- Organized, versatile, quick to learn software/new instrumentation, adaptable, collaborative, timely, detail-oriented, focused, professional and communicative