Angel Moreno

Experience

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  Universidad Tecnológica del Centro (UNITEC)

  Jun 2004 - Sept 2004

  Mathematics Teacher Assistant

  • Formulated and prepared mathematics teaching materials. • Coached more than 100 high school students in the university introductory course.

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  DaimlerChrysler

  Jan 2005 - Mar 2005

  Engineering Intern | Lean Manufacturing

  • Lay-out design of the multi-million USD simulation assembly zone. • Coordinated 2 lean manufacturing internal quality audits.• Planned and participated in lean manufacturing process implementation. • Developed on-going performance reports for key workers.

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  AIESEC

  Jan 2005 - May 2006

  Local Committee Vice President of Out-Going Exchange

  • Devised and coordinated all program activities regarding the exchange of trainees in member countries.• Increased the recruitment of new members by 100%.• Assisted and participated in all on-going activities concerning the local committee.

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  Fujitsu-Siemens Computers

  Oct 2008 - Mar 2009

  Software Engineering Intern | App Developer

  • Developed modules of the technological platform used by more than 1500 employees, through the use of different programming languages such as VisualBasic.NET, C#, ASP.net, SQL, and Javascript.• Mastered the phases of hardware design, testing, and manufacturing, shadowing researchers from several research and development labs.

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  Fujitsu Technology Solutions

  Apr 2009 - Sept 2009

  Software Engineering Intern | App Developer

  • Developed modules of the technological platform used by more than 1500 employees, through the use of different programming languages such as VisualBasic.NET, C#, ASP.net, SQL, and Javascript.• Mastered the phases of hardware design, testing, and manufacturing, shadowing researchers from several research and development labs.

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  DOOR Training & Consulting Andina, C.A.

  Feb 2011 - Jul 2011

  Training Coordinator | Skill Improvement

  • Prepared teaching materials in Spanish and English regarding technical information about new vehicles and mechanical skills. • Developed and presented training on software and application skills to more than 100 General Motors Employees.

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  The George Washington University

  Aug 2013 - Nov 2017

  • Directed laboratory classes with 50 to 100+ students, including ECE 2110 Circuit Theory Laboratory, BME 3820 Principles and Practice of Biomedical Engineering, and BME 3915W Biomedical Engineering Capstone Project Lab I. • Instructed and oversaw laboratory use of electronic and mechanical design and simulation tools (PSpice, Multisim, and Solidworks).• Trained undergraduate students in basic engineering principles related to prototype design, microcontroller integration, programming (C++), human anatomy and physiology, and electronic circuit design and analysis.• Reinforced the principles of biomedical engineering by leading students in determining and analyzing physiological measurements in laboratory exercises.• Introduced engineering students to professional literature as well as technical writing and presentation skills. Show less • Conducted 100+ experimental studies independently and in collaboration with a 3-member interdisciplinary team involving the investigation of cardiac metabolism and function. • Engineered an optical sensor technology to measure cardiac performance that led to a patent publication.• Headed the design and execution of custom-made light-emitting diodes (LEDs) for novel cardiac stimulation.• Coded custom-made applications in MATLAB and Python, improving data processing time by 75%. • Secured scholarship funds for tuition and stipends for 20,000+ USD yearly for 4 years.• Developed sensors, electrodes, and tools to fulfill experimental needs, such as pacing electrodes, microelectrodes, faraday cages, and immobilization equipment, among others. • Performed data collection, signal processing, and analysis of isolated heart perfusion studies as well as enzymatic analysis.• Published 3 first-author scientific papers, a book chapter, and a webinar, and presented at 6 conferences in the USA. Show less

  • Post-Doctoral Scientist

    Jun 2017 - Nov 2017

  • Graduate Teaching Assistant

    Aug 2013 - May 2017

  • Graduate Research Assistant

    Aug 2013 - May 2017
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  IHU LIRYC

  Dec 2017 - Nov 2022

  Post-Doctoral Fellow | R&D Engineer / Scientist

  • Led the design and development of 6 prototype hardware and technology from concept definition, troubleshooting, and characterization to testing, product refinement, and implementation. • Designed and implemented custom electrodes and sensors to improve physiological signal quality by 35%.• Developed a protocol to painlessly terminate arrhythmias with >400x less energy than the industry standard.• Coded an interactive interface in Python that displays real-time sensor data to create a new user experience.• Participate in studies involving cardiac electrophysiology in ex-vivo, in-vivo, and in-silico settings, including managing the implementation of biological sensors to measure cardiac function. • Head the development of 3D pieces using the latest technologies of mechanical computer-aided design (CAD) tools Fusion 360 and SolidWorks, and 3D printing Ultimaker and FormLabs. • Troubleshoot and conduct root cause analysis to identify and resolve issues in hardware, measurement methods, and signal processing.• Collaborate with a cross-functional team to handle data collection and data analysis of experimental studies, and computer simulations.• Acquired 12,000+ € in funding for projects via an internal competition of more than 10 participants. • Published 6 scientific papers (including 3 first-author) and presented at 7 conferences in Europe and USA. Show less