• Work in a clean room to quality check high precision micro-fluidic device for cell sorting applications
• Generate G-code using Mastercam to CNC machine hydrophobic adhesive backings for cell sorting system
• Operate Hybond Model EDB-141 to bond cell sorting microchip onto interposer
• Conduct dry-tests using pressurized air and pressure sensors to test for failures and obtain optimal operating pressure
• Assist in generating concepts for next generation cell sorting chip designs
• Help develop COMSOL simulations to test potential next generation designs
• Entire production team ships out around 800 assembled cell sorting systems to mother company in Germany
• Format and create GMP approved SOPs for every task carried out in the production process
• Designed and created a fixated tray that actuates 30 cell sorting chips at once to facilitate production process
• Used force sensors to test actuating motors that are used in the pressurized air tester for repeatability and failure modes
o Data was used to update and increase dry tester pressure values to speed up testing times
• Created new design format for test chips to increase differentiation from production chips and ease manufacturing process

Production/Mechanical Engineering Intern

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University of California Santa Barbara