What’s engineering if not solving puzzles?

Making sense of complicated systems of elements, and distilling them down to their simplest form, is something I truly enjoy. I believe my ever-growing collection of board and card games is a testament to this. A few times a month, I’ll even try to rope my friends into my world of point markers and meeples. Whenever I introduce someone to a new game, I’ll half-jokingly say, “If the instructions have a table of contents, it’s gonna be good.” That’s why I love being an engineer. Designing complex engineering systems is just another way I get to use my passion for puzzle solving.

I’m a Senior Electrical Engineering Product Manager with a passion for designing commercial devices and instruments. My most recent role is at ChargeItSpot LLC. where I am primarily responsible for scoping new products and working with desigeners to ensure the fabrication of quality outputs. My work history includes assisting in the analyses of various projects relating to injury causation and creating and modifying a range of devices in a research environment. In my free time, I also create programs and electronic devices for personal use.

I have a M.S. and B.S. in Biomedical Engineering from Temple University.