Engineering Manager

EMILY CLEMENT

Email: **************@*****.***

Phone: 703-***-****

Education

Virginia Commonwealth

University

Anticipated Graduation: May

2021

Major: Biomedical Engineering

• Concentration in Tissue

Engineering and

Regenerative Medicine

• Dean’s List Fall of 2020

Minor: Electrical Engineering

GPA: 3.2

Skills

• Zoom

• Microsoft Excel

• Solidworks

• Matlab

Additional Coursework

Hospital Rounds

• Brain injury, rehabilitation,

dialysis, stroke rehabilitation,

emergency room, radiology,

patents and intellectual

property lecture

Engineering Shop Levels I and II

• Certification course for wood

and plastic work

Professional Development for

Engineers

Activities

May 2017 – Present

• Student Athlete, Virginia

Commonwealth University

Cheerleader

August 2017 – Present

• Catholic Campus Ministries,

Undergraduate Member

August 2018 – May 2019

• Neuronerds Neurology Club,

Undergraduate Member

Experience

May 2017 – August 2019

Wawa, Customer Service Associate

• Routinely served as the sole cashier during my shifts, averaging hundreds of transactions and tens of thousands of dollars. Trusted to train new employees. February 2019 – Present

Health Hacks Planning Committee, Vice President

• Lead a 14-person planning committee to organize VCU’s annual medical device and innovation hackathon. I coordinate internal affairs, develop event parameters, and coordinate with industry sponsors and VCU faculty.

• In 2019, I obtained a Major League Hacking (MLH) sponsorship, making Health Hacks a certified event. That year, I acted as the head of marketing and brought in approximately 150 student participants from 10 universities and 30 majors.

• In 2020, I assisted in transitioning Health Hacks to a virtual event due to COVID-19. January 2019 – Present

Engineered Tissue Multiscale Mechanics & Modeling Lab; Undergraduate Student Lead

• In this research lab, I study the degradation of electrospun polycaprolactone scaffolds for the purpose of coronary artery bypass surgeries. I developed several devices and protocols used in the study of scaffold degradation. I also presented at 3 undergraduate research symposiums.

• As the undergraduate student lead, I oversee upwards of 5 undergraduate students at a time. I develop semester goals for the other students and oversee their projects. August 2019 – May 2020

Biomedical Engineering Society, Undergraduate Research Chair

• As the undergraduate research chair, I helped connect undergraduate students to research labs that fit their interests. I also led a talk on getting involved in undergraduate research and coordinated with faculty members to speak to students. May 2020 – August 2020

VCU Summer Fellowship for Undergraduate Research, Student Researcher

• This is the most competitive institutional award for undergraduate research at VCU. I received a $1500 grant to support my research in developing scaffold accelerated degradation chambers.

September 2020 – Present

Senior Design Team, Project Manager

• This project is focused on the creation of a chest tube insertion device. I am the project manager of this 16-person team, comprised of individuals with a variety of backgrounds including biomedical engineering, mechanical engineering, business, and marketing.

• As project manager, I develop action plans for the team, communicate with industry sponsors, and lead several meetings each week. My team and I earned a $1800 grant through the Mark A. Sternhiemer Capstone Design Award program. September 2020 – Present

Biomedical Engineering Society (BMES), Mentor

• I mentor a biomedical engineering freshman, providing her guidance and advice to navigate the first year in the program. I assisted with her successful application for a competitive undergraduate research program at VCU.

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