1. Kevin Lancaster
Local: 2006 Cherokee Parkway, Apt 5, Louisville, KY 40204
Phone: (502) 645 5964; Email: kevin.lancaster90@gmail.com
OBJECTIVE Full Time Position 2016
EDUCATION M. Eng in Bio Engineering December 2015
B.S. Bio Engineering May 2013
J.B. Speed School of Engineering, UofL, Louisville, KY GPA 3.3/4.0
Dates Attended 8/25/09 – 12/17/15 Hours Completed: 150+
High School Diploma
DuPont Manual High School, Louisville, KY May 2009
SKILLS/
COURSEWORK
 Biosystems Controls
 Artificial Organs
 Bio-Transport Phenomena
 Computational
Methodologies in
Bioengineering
 Bio Systems and Signals
 Advanced Physiology
 Molecular Bioengineering
 Solid Edge / AutoCAD
 Biomechanics
 Biomaterials and
Biocompatability
 Biomedical Device Design
Additional Skills / Projects
 Thesis: Novel Biomechanical Test Method of Bone Screws and Screw
Augmentation with Cements. Bone screws were mechanically tested using an
MTS apparatus with a novelorientation. Results confirmed newly developed
cement is statistically comparable to current standard without posing
biocompatibility threat.
 Senior Design Project: 3D Brain Imaging Software. To better diagnose autism,
MRI brain scans were utilized and separated into gray matter and white matter
then rendered in a 3D mesh. Program successfully categorized different brain
matter types to 99.9% accuracy.
 Masters Artificial Organs Project: Automated Robotic Arm. With a budget
under $250 the group designed and materialized a working robotic arm with
elbow and wrist joints, plastic claw grip and stabilizing gyroscope. The arm was
equipped with a microchip and circuit board for processing inputs and outputs.
APPLIED Some experience with MATLAB, Minitab. Operated chemistry lab equipment.
EXPERIENCE Experimentation with Microfluidics. Worked in machine shop; operated mill and lathe.
EMPLOYMENT Boston Scientific, Spencer, IN January 2013 – May 2013
HISTORY Manufacturing Engineer/co-op student
 Tested/measured engineered parts for validation
 Explored feasibility of adding Adhesive Dispenser to normalize glue droplets on
assembly line to within 5% volume.
 Gained valuable familiarity with FDA validation processes
KSCIRC, Louisville, KY May 2012 – August 2012
Project Designer/co-op student
 Designed 2 projects for future paralyzed rat studies
 Materialized prototypes forboth projects
 Designed 3D models for useable devices using SolidWorks
 Conducted force and velocity profile tests using SolidWorks
ACTIVITIES  2006 Time Magazine Person of the Year
& HONORS  Trustees scholarship
 High School: football team – four years. Team made playoffs all four years
 High School: orchestra – four years.
 Played piano – 12 years