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Dept Of Biomedical Engineering University Of Rochester Work Values
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Daily Duties at Dept Of Biomedical Engineering University Of Rochester:
Lectured laboratory classes, assigned weekly grades, and designed projects for three biomedical engineering courses. • MATLAB for Engineers – (MATLAB, statistics) • Biosignals and Systems – (LabView, OrCAD) • Biomechanics – (Solid Works, FDA & ISO standards)
What they like about Dept Of Biomedical Engineering University Of Rochester:
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engineer, CAD, modeling, 3D CAD, design, testing, Abaqus Finite Element Analysis, SolidWorks, MATLAB, programming, mechanical, biomechanics, electrical, signal processing, electrophysiology, laboratory, researcher, verification, validation, biomedical, OrCAD, Cadence, PSpice, Spice, Los Angeles, Southern California, Orange County, Irvine
Information about Dept Of Biomedical Engineering University Of Rochester
Company Rank: Not Available
Average length of employment : 2 years
Average salary of employees: $36,000
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Climbers who worked at Dept Of Biomedical Engineering University Of Rochester had these interests:
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| LinkedIn - John Sullivan http://www.linkedin.com/pub/john-sullivan/31/738/511 |
LinkedIn account |
| 60 second demonstration of senior project http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=22aHFGPfOhg |
60 second video demonstrating my senior engineering project, the "Eye Key". The Eye Key is a low-cost communication device I developed with three other engineering students. Our device was then delivered to a nurse at a local hospital. |
