1. John R Earl
jearl94@gmail.com
19 Boulder Way Ledyard, CT 06339 Cell Phone (860) 381-9048
Objective: Seeking full time employment as a Biomedical Engineer.
Education: Western New England University, Springfield, MA
Bachelor ofScience in Engineering May 2017
Major: Biomedical Engineering
Relevant Data Acquisition Circuits Calculus I, II, and III
Courses: Physics I and II Biomaterials Organic Chemistry I and II
Physiology I and II Engineering Analysis Biomedical Systems
Biomechanics I and II Thermal Systems (BME) Biosensors/Nanomedicine
Computer LabVIEW MATLAB Excel Publisher
Skills: SolidWorks Word PowerPoint Project
Simulink
Procedural Western New England University 2013-Present
Skills: Skills acquired through coursework include, but are not limited to:
 Familiarity with the FDA waterfall design process during senior design.
 Has strong work ethic and determination, and is a faithful employee who is punctual
and able to cooperate efficiently in team based exercises/assignments.
 Has been taught all laboratory standards of operation and safety procedures in both
an engineering setting and chemistry setting as well.
 Has demonstrated sufficient skills at electrical circuit construction, and
troubleshooting with the use of proper power sources,Oscilloscopes, and
computational mathematics.
 Can perform Mass Balances of Biomedical Systems as well as Block Diagrams of
Biological Processes.
Projects: Western New England University
Senior Design Project
September 15, 2016 - May, 2017
 Design an assistive products that allows for less difficult use of a Credit Card.
 Wallet accessory modeled after a common switchblade pocket knife.
 Double spring assisted action allows for a smooth extension and retraction of credit
card holder.
 Angle of extension will help to decrease force needed to swipe or to insert the card
into a chip reader.
Western New England Bioinstrumentation
Term Project
September 2-December 2, 2016
 Design a circuit that fully simulates a human heart beat at bradycardia, normal
resting, and tachycardia by use of interchangeable parts.
 Design a portable echocardiogram (E.C.G.) that is fully functional and able to read
the simulated heart rate in real time.
 Project in progress
Western New England Foundations of Biomedical Engineering
Assistive technologies for Individuals with Disabilities (AID) Group Design Project
September 19-28, 2014
 Design a medical device that can aid an individual with Parkinson’s disease using all
available technologies while maintaining a cost effective concept.
 Project completed; Designated Stability Grip.

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Experience: Western New England University
BMES Senior Class Representative October 2015-Present
 Preformed roles of communicating determined dates for club field trips and events.
 Maintained steady communication between club officers and nonmembers of BMES.
 Kept steady advertisement on club fund raisers.
Science and Technology Magnet High School of Southeastern Connecticut
Volunteer Tutor and Classroom Assistant March 14-March17, 2016
 Assisted in assembly and troubleshooting of data collection instruments and software
for Biomedical Science Courses.
 Assisted in assembly of laboratory materials for a simulated urinalysis laboratory
experiment.
 Aided in assembly and testing of Engineering Design Challenge as mandated by the
State Government of Connecticut.
 Assisted in the grading process of coursework related to Advanced Placement
Calculus.
 Provided guidance to underclassmen with conceptual and physical design of a
materials testing experiment.
Activities: Martial Arts Team September 2013-May 2014
Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics September 2014-Present
Biomedical Engineering Society (BMES) September 2015-Present