Senior Biomedical Engineer Resume

1. Bryce Mefford
(304) 210-6333
mefforbn@rose-hulman.edu
Current Address Website Home Address
5500 Wabash Avenue, CM 1134 https://mefforbn.wixsite.com/brycemefford 105 Metta Crest Circle
Terre Haute, IN 47803 Waverly, WV
Objective: To obtain a fulltime job in a field of my interest in order to explore what paths I want to take in the future of
my career
Education: Bachelor ofScience, Biomedical Engineering, May2021
Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology, Terre Haute, IN
Status: Senior
GPA: 3.02
Skills: MATLAB, Material Property Testing, Maple, Solidworks, Minitab, Project/Engineering Management,
Engineering Design Process, Word, Excel, Technical Writing, COMSOL, ANSYS
Courses: Engineering Design Studio, Electrical Systems, Statics and Mechanics of Materials I & II, Biomedical Fluid
Mechanics, Mechanical Systems, Analysis and Design of Engineering Systems, Engineering Statistics,
Analysis of Physiological Systems I & II, Biomaterials, Biomechanics I & II, Principles of Biomedical
Engineer Design, Bioethics, Design for Manufacturing, Design of Mechanisms, Senior Design, FEA,
Engineering Management, Mechanobiology, Orthopedic Biomechanics, Advanced Solid Mechanics
Experience: Biomedical Engineering DesignIII, Terre Haute, IN Spring 2021
Senior Design Project: Kayak Crank
• Partnered with Bay Cliff Health Camp and successful designed and delivered an adaptive kayak
that targeted individuals with cerebral palsy
• Used in and out of water testing to verify and validate design inputs/outputs and specifications
• Used solid modeling to create and adjust subsystems as well as assemble the final product
• Performed documentation and maintained contact with client through meetings and weekly memos
Case Western/ClevelandClinicBME Virtual Internship, Waverly, WV Summer 2020
COVID-19 Mask Design Project
• Used solid modeling to demonstrate shape of the final design
• Created a prototype to test the feasibility of the product
• Developed a DIY cloth mask design with a higher filtration efficiency than
typical cloth masks worn by the public
Porcine XenographResearchProject, Terre Haute, IN Winter 2020
Biomechanical Model and Biomaterial Analysis
• Researched the proposal of porcine ligament xenographs as a potential solution to
patients with permanent ankle ligament damage to reduce chronic ankle pain and dysfunction
• Used biomechanical model to evaluate effects on human ligaments
• Analyzed Instron material testing of porcine ligaments and compared with material properties
of human ankle ligaments found in previous studies
Honors: Rose-Hulman Dean’s List Spring 2019, Fall 2020
Rose Show Participant Spring 2018, Spring 2021
Activities: Rose-Hulman Varsity Football 2017-2021
Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity 2018-2021