Resume

Symphona Zephyrin

ac53eh@r.postjobfree.com

631-***-****

Objectives

To be able to work as Biomedical Engineer in a world class organization where my demonstrated skills in biomedical electronic systems and other technical equipment will be greatly challenged in achieving the company’s goals and objectives in developing solutions to health problems

Education

University at Buffalo SUNY

Bachelor of Science-Biomedical Engineer

August 2014 – May 2018 (Graduated)

Employment Experience

Process Engineering Intern

June 2017 - August 2017

Applied Medical, Rancho Santa Margarita, CA

(Chosen based on a competitive selection)

Qualified a spring separator for use on the top-level suction irrigation assembly line.

oPerformed an engineering evaluation consisting of Sample Quantity, Spring Fatigue, Failure Mode, and Time of Use tests.

oPerformed installation and operational qualifications.

oApplied statistics to sample sizes.

oSet up a preventative maintenance schedule.

oUpdated the top-level suction irrigation assembly line MI.

Tested drag force to failure on prototypes for new top-level products.

Collaborated with an engineering team to obsolete lower level components to a top-level product.

Relevant Courses at the University at Buffalo

Bioinstrumentation

Transport Processes in BE

Electrochemical Metallic Biomaterials

Research & Design in BME

Rehabilitation Engineering

Biofluid Mechanics

Principles of Medical Imaging

BE Biosignals Lab

BE Cellular & Molecular Lab

Organic Chemistry

Biomedical Circuits & Signals

Biomaterials & Mechanics

Statics

Dynamics

Intro to Stats for Analytics

Applied Medical & Engineering Biology

Engineering Computations

Campus Activities

National Society of Black Engineers

National Society of Woman Engineers

University at Buffalo Step Troupe

Beta Delta Epsilon Sorority (Treasurer)

Tutoring Position at University at Buffalo,

oSelected on basis of grades in chemistry, physics, and biology; I tutored 3 days a week, 2 hours each day.

Skills

Microsoft office programs

SolidWorks/Inventor

Matlab

LabVIEW

Biopac Systems

Type 60WPM

References

Jordan Costigan: Applied Medical

949-***-****

Daycia McClam: Upward Bound (University at Buffalo)

716-***-****

Dr. Mitchell Cohen: Electo Physio Cardiology

954-***-****

Professor Ronald E. Cohen: ESQ

631-***-****

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