Experience in the field

• Summative usability study protocol development for several clients
• Dedicated Infusion Sets: Requirements/Traceability Remediation across entire product family
• Semi-automated pharmacy compounding system: Systems Engineer (Risks, Requirements, Formative Usability Studies)
• Regional Oxygen Saturation Monitoring – Standalone system: Technical lead
• Regional Oxygen Saturation Monitoring – OEM partner device: Technical lead / Systems lead
• Continuous glucose monitor: Hardware lead
• Cardiac ICD remote monitoring devices: Analog lead
• Ophthalmic Surgical Device: Electrical Engineer
• Support of innumerable others in various roles

What’s the most interesting Medical Device project you’ve worked on and why?

The most interesting medical product I worked on was an eye surgery device. It was a highly complex, interconnected piece of equipment on a physiologically very interesting part of the body.

What do you like about working at Tensentric?

The competence of the employees, the environment of trust and support, and a permeating confidence that challenges can and will be overcome.

What unique set of skills do you bring to Tensentric?

The most important skill that I bring is the ability to hear stated desires from various stakeholders and help come to solutions that meet their real needs. I have always gravitated to the system-level interactions of products, and enjoy the cross-functional and cross-team collaboration for a shared purpose bigger than just one part.

If you couldn’t be an engineer what would you be? Why?

Perhaps an architect, for the experience of watching something on paper become a real structure. Or perhaps something in the music tech arena (sound production, etc.).