COMPLETED
Design a mould system to make fun-shaped bite-sized ice creams
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International Food Manufacturer |
Joseph Illingworth
Total Earnings
$1,150.00
Education
Masters Bioengineering University of Utah 2019
Skills
Environmental Science
International Relations
Sustainability
Advertising
Sensors
Hardware
Packaging
Branding & Identity
Cooking
Marketing Strategy
Psychology
Branding
Food
Food Safety
Creativity
Automotive
Manufacturing
Mechanical Engineering
Product Design
Food Science
Product Development
Design
Marketing
Strategy
Communication
Devices
Team Leadership
Microsoft Office
Microsoft Word
Powerpoint
Public Speaking
Research
Project Management
Leadership
Innovation
Optimization
Creative Problem Solving
Experience
Hitchcock Research Group
| Undergraduate Researcher
01 Mar 2014 - 20 Jun 2015 Salt Lake City
Worked on the ATLAS project, a Tibial Loading Sensor system comprising three in-sole piezoelectric sensors aimed at drastically increasing our ability to collect data for a large study on Partial Weight Bearing (PWB) for fracture patients by overcoming hurdles of high cost and limited recording lengths. Performed bench testing to determine whether or not signal quality was retained for entire usage period.
Ghandehari Laboratory
| Undergraduate Researcher
01 Jan 2012 - 01 Jul 2012 Salt Lake City
Work with SELPs, recombinant silk-elastinlike protein copolymers for intratumoral delivery of Adenoviral directed enzyme prodrug therapy. Position was obtained and carried out as part of the Merrill Engineering Scholarship at the University of Utah.
Projects & Publications
Endotracheal Tube (ETT) Securement Device
08 Jan 2014 to 15 Dec 2014 Link
As Head Design Engineer I led four Biomedical Engineers to the invention and creation of a more secure, user-friendly and cost effective Endotracheal Tube (ETT) securement device. This project included all the necessary paperwork (holding up to FDA and ISO standards). Understanding gained of the entire design process from start to finish. Official work on project was done through the BioDesign Program through the end of 2014. Although the finishing work on this project is currently on hiatus, it will resume shortly this summer.
Activities & Interests
tennis, volleyball, meditation, mnemotechnics, hiking, backpacking, traveling, photography, philosophy, mentoring, optimization, Triangle Fraternity Utah Chapter - Engineers, Architects and Scientists (Founding Class)
