Rebecca
Tromp
Dr.
Jenison,
MI
49428
*******.*****@***.***
Objective
Seeking
a
full
time
position
as
a
biomedical
engineer
that
applies
my
formal
education,
laboratory
and
research
experience,
and
knowledge
of
biomechanics.
Education
University
of
Kentucky
●
Lexington,
KY
Master
of
Science
ȡ
August
2014
Biomedical
Engineering
Case
Western
Reserve
University
●
Cleveland,
OH
Bachelor
of
Science
ȡ
May
2012
Biomedical
Engineering,
Biomechanics
• Computer
programming
• Statistical
analysis
Practical
Knowledge
• Spine
and
hand
anatomy
• EMG
experience
• ITAR
trained
• IRB
protocol
writing
• 3D
motion
capture
(Cyberglove,
Xsens)
• Circuits/Circuit
boards
• Study
design
experience
• Force
plates
• Strength
of
materials/Material
properties
• Machining
equipment
(mill,
lathe)
Matlab/Simulink,
LabVIEW,
SolidWorks,
Microsoft
Office
Suite
Technical
Skills
Biomedical
Engineering
University
of
Kentucky●
August
2012
-
May
2014
Experience
Graduate
Research
Assistant
ȡ
Human
Musculoskeletal
Biomechanics
Laboratory
• Researched
the
relationship
between
age-
related
changes
in
the
mechanical
and
neuromuscular
behavior
of
the
trunk
and
the
risk
of
developing
low
back
pain
under
the
direction
of
Dr.
Babak
Bazrgari.
• Applied
my
knowledge
of
computer
software
programs
and
laboratory
procedures
to
perform
studies
on
test
subjects
and
evaluation
of
collected
data
using
custom
designed
perturbation
testing
equipment
• THESIS:
Body
armor
induced
changes
in
the
trunk
mechanical
and
neuromuscular
behavior
Case
Western
Reserve
University
●
May
2011
-
July
2011
Research
Assistant
• Used
educational
background
and
experience
in
a
lab
setting
to
work
with
Dr.
A.
Bolu
Ajiboye
and
Dr.
Robert
Kirsch
on
a
research
project
involving
restoring
movement
in
quadriplegics
• Researched
the
use
of
electrical
stimulation
from
brain
waves
to
replicate
movement
of
the
hand
• Used
MATLab
to
input
hand
joint
angles
from
the
American
Sign
Language
alphabet
to
be
read
by
a
Cyberglove
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Senior
Design
Project
• Designed,
developed,
and
prototyped
a
modification
to
an
amputee’s
prosthetic
leg
to
allow
easy
removal
of
the
foot
at
the
ankle
to
allow
amputee
to
wear
conventional
pants.
• Selected
as
winning
team
design
by
judging
panel
resulting
in
design
being
manufactured
and
installed
on
amputee’s
prosthetic
Leadership
&
Involvement
Biomedical
Engineering
Society
●
UK
Chapter
Vice-
President,
April
2013-
2014
Kappa
Alpha
Theta
Sorority
●
Assistant
Membership
Chairman,
Nov.
2010-
2011
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