Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States
• Designed reliable research protocols to measure noninfected and infected COVID-19 patients’ airborne particles utilizing a company invented and designed breathing apparatus.
• Created and executed research projects, accumulated, and organized databases, and statistically analyzed data for assessment of exhaled aerosol in human subject volunteers in relation to environmental factors, COVID-19, and the company’s hygiene product (FEND, Time Magazine Invention of the Year 2020).
• Collaborated with professionals at Harvard Medical School, NIH, HSPH and Columbia University resulting in co- authorship of 2 peer-reviewed publications.
• Constructed and implemented standardized protocol to diagnose critical device failure modes, quality-controlled device limits, and assessed product innovation opportunities.
• Formulated and developed solutions and SOLIDWORKS models to optimize product development and effect while preventing device failure, resulting in a 90% decrease in failure mode and a filed patent pending application.