Resume

Diego Valenzuela

diego.valenzuela7456@gmail.com | Hudson, OH 44236 | C: 330-310-7847

OBJECTIVE

To provide effective work through an internship or co-op in the biotech and biomedical industry utilizing troubleshooting and communication skills gained in the service and pharmaceutical industry.

EDUCATION

The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH

B.S. Biological Engineering | Minor Biomedical Engineering, Expected Graduation: December 2020

 

WORK EXPERIENCE

American Regent – Quality Control Microbiology Intern

(May 2019-August 2019)

– Compile trending data of microbial growth in clean room and personnel monitoring

– Perform and observe gram stain, media preparation, and various lab work

– Revise, edit, and create documents for existing Standard Operating Procedure (SOP)

The Ohio State Chemistry Department –  Student Research Assistant

(August 2017-Present)

– Communicate with Professors to develop and create appropriate experiments for lecture

– Work with chemicals in a lab environment to prepare effective experiments

Nautica Outlet – Sales Associate Aurora, OH

(June 2017-August 2017)

– Drive sales and mentoring associates while keeping customer service at the forefront

– Mindful of operations to keep aware of merchandise and loss prevention in a faced paced environment

QUALIFICATIONS

Computer and Technical:

• Extensive use of Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint
• Solid understanding of MATLAB, Solidworks

Coursework Includes:

–           Chemistry: Organic Chemistry, General Chemistry

–           Physics: Thermodynamics, Heat & Mass Transfer, General Physics, Statics and Materials,

–           Math: Calculus Series, Statistics, Linear Algebra, Differential Equations

 

ACADEMIC ENGINEERING PROJECTS

Automated Energy Vehicle Project                     The Ohio State University                                         (January 2017 – May 2017)

• Collaborated with 3 students to build a model vehicle that could perform various tasks autonomously
• Constructed with a certain set of components provided and limited energy consumption
• Data analysis of Arduino programming and Solidworks models and coordinated team

Believe in Ohio                                                                                     Hudson High School                    (September 2015 – May 2016)

• Collaborated with 3 students to create a proof of concept that allowed automated intravenous theory using vein mapping technology
• Outlined research, production, and limitations to the design, ultimately creating a feasible commercialization plan
• Concept and business plan was presented to a panel for evaluation

HONORS AND ACTIVITIES 

• Biomedical Engineering Society, member
• Engineering Hometown Ambassadors, Team Leader
• Minds Matter, member
• AROUSE Student Radio, member