Brandon Worth

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*** ******** **, ******* *******, TX 77840

Objective

Results-driven and detail oriented biomedical engineer with a years worth of experience in product design and development of orthopedic implants and instruments. I am seeking full time employment that allows me to demonstrate and expand my engineering skills. Education

Texas A&M University, College Station, TX December 2020 Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering, focus in Biomechanics Experience

DJO Surgical, Austin, Tx January 2019-August 2020

Product Development Engineer Co-Op

Created risk assessment documents, test protocols, and tolerance analyses

Completed life cycle and fatigue testing of instruments

Executed design changes to UKA implants and instruments to comply with design surgeon’s specifications

Developed engineering models, using SolidWorks, and drawings per ASME Y14.5-2009

Ran 3D printing lab that supplied prototypes to R&D, Manufacturing, and Marketing departments

Maintained Design History File documentation using quality management systems and engineering change orders.

Led cross functional teams’ sessions to review tolerance stacks and test reports needed for product launch

Texas A&M University, College Station, TX January 2020-May 2020 Senior Design Project w/ Texas Children’s Hospital

Collaborated with 4 other students and multiple OB-GYN to take a proof of concept through the engineering design process

Took charge of SolidWorks operations on the team and created 2D/3D prototype models

Collaborated with prototyping facilities to create molds and 3D prints of our prototype

Awarded 1st place award from Biomedical Engineering Department and 2nd place overall Senior Capstone SHELL award for our project

Sanmina Corporation, Carrollton, TX May 2018-August 2018 Design/Test Engineering Intern

Automated testing of fiber optic delay lines using Labview connecting to an OTDR through a LAN, cutting testing time

Created 3-D designs and schematics of a 4-layered PCB as well as the individual parts using Altium Designer

Built a GUI in Labview that connected to a spectrometer and collected lumens, flux, and wavelength of LEDs off a board, reducing testing time by 3 minutes per board Activities

Student Bonfire Organization, TAMU September 2015-Present Head Coordinator of Neeley Bonfire Crew, 2016 (25-40 hours/week)

Recruited 35 people to join Neeley Bonfire; currently 115+ members

Coordinated members in the woods and supervised the safe falling of trees for 8 hours every Sunday during August to October

Coordinated the raising and placement of logs to build Aggie bonfire for 6 to 12 hours a day in November

Skills and Certificates

Research and Development, Engineering Design, Product Testing, Team Leadership SolidWorks, SolidWorks Simulation, SLA 3D Printing, Preform, GD&T, Agile, ePDM, Matlab, Labview, Microsoft Office, Altium Designer

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