Anna Dent Resume
GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
Atlanta, Georgia
Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering Major GPA: 4.00
Projected Graduation: May 2020
• Certificate: Pre-Med
• Scholarship: Hope, Zell Miller, Abbott Women in Engineering
EXPERIENCE
BECTON DICKINSON
Covington, Georgia
Regulatory Affairs in Urology and Critical Care
August 2018-January 2019
• Prepared regulatory assessments for homecare devices (including external catheters, intermittent
catheters, and incontinence clamps) destined for sale in the United States and European Economic
Areas
• Analyzed and communicated product change information to the international business centers to
support regulatory assessments and made determination on need to notify the EU IBC based on the
impact of product manufacturing changes, design changes, sterilization changes, etc.
• Lead a cross-functional team during post-market surveillance to review and validate product
information including packaging, instructions for use, and labelling for 221 product codes
• Contributed to the management of over 6 Technical Files during 2 separate audits with
international teams
PROBLEMS IN BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING – EMG Bicep Band
Atlanta, Georgia
Student at Georgia Institute of Technology
January 2018-May 2018
• Collaborated with a 7 person team in class to develop a device for early detection of epilepsy in
children aged 12-24 months for which tonic-clonic febrile seizures are an indicator of increased
risk
• Developed a bicep band to measure axillary temperature greater than 37. 4 degrees Celsius and
muscle activity through a sEMG with frequency greater than 150 Hz and amplitude greater than 35
microvolts
• Conducted tests to verify validity and reliability of the sEMG signals and the devices output in
a simulated seizures environment followed by statistical analysis testing
• Collaborated to develop a MATLAB algorithm to import the EMG data, set parameters, extract
amplitude, and conduct zero crossing analysis to output seizure detection decision
YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK
Old Faithful, Wyoming
Fountain Supervisor in General Store
May 2017-August 2017
• Responsible for ordering $8,000 of food products weekly, taking inventory weekly, and
managing/supervising 13 staff
• Promoted to supervisor position after a month of employment to increase revenue and delegate
tasks to others
• Improved problem solving skills as I led a team in a fast paced environment in which 1,000 plus
ice-cream cones were sold daily
GWINNETT MEDICAL EXPLORERS
Suwanee, Georgia
Student volunteer
August 2015-May 2016
• Educated on components of the healthcare system and departments of the medical center
• Improved understanding of multiple career paths in the healthcare field via guest lectures and
hands-on activities
• Became familiar with numerous equipment/devices used in healthcare while being in labs and
operating rooms in medical facilities
• Earned scholarship from the program and the Boy Scouts of America for achievements, merit, and
future goals
SKILLS/INTERESTS
Languages: English-Fluent, Spanish- Moderate
Skills: Microsoft Office Suite, MATLAB
Activities: BME Ambassador and Tour Guide, Tech the Halls Marketing Director, Women in Science and
Technology Faculty Mentorship Program, Women in Engineering Mentor, BME Mentor, Engineering World
Health Member, Assistant Director of Social Enrichment, Study Abroad Student Board Representative,
Alpha Delta Pi Greek Organization
Volunteer: Atlanta Food Bank, Ronald McDonald House, Boys and Girls Club
GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
Atlanta, Georgia
Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering Major GPA: 4.00
Projected Graduation: May 2020
• Certificate: Pre-Med
• Scholarship: Hope, Zell Miller, Abbott Women in Engineering
EXPERIENCE
BECTON DICKINSON
Covington, Georgia
Regulatory Affairs in Urology and Critical Care
August 2018-January 2019
• Prepared regulatory assessments for homecare devices (including external catheters, intermittent
catheters, and incontinence clamps) destined for sale in the United States and European Economic
Areas
• Analyzed and communicated product change information to the international business centers to
support regulatory assessments and made determination on need to notify the EU IBC based on the
impact of product manufacturing changes, design changes, sterilization changes, etc.
• Lead a cross-functional team during post-market surveillance to review and validate product
information including packaging, instructions for use, and labelling for 221 product codes
• Contributed to the management of over 6 Technical Files during 2 separate audits with
international teams
PROBLEMS IN BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING – EMG Bicep Band
Atlanta, Georgia
Student at Georgia Institute of Technology
January 2018-May 2018
• Collaborated with a 7 person team in class to develop a device for early detection of epilepsy in
children aged 12-24 months for which tonic-clonic febrile seizures are an indicator of increased
risk
• Developed a bicep band to measure axillary temperature greater than 37. 4 degrees Celsius and
muscle activity through a sEMG with frequency greater than 150 Hz and amplitude greater than 35
microvolts
• Conducted tests to verify validity and reliability of the sEMG signals and the devices output in
a simulated seizures environment followed by statistical analysis testing
• Collaborated to develop a MATLAB algorithm to import the EMG data, set parameters, extract
amplitude, and conduct zero crossing analysis to output seizure detection decision
YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK
Old Faithful, Wyoming
Fountain Supervisor in General Store
May 2017-August 2017
• Responsible for ordering $8,000 of food products weekly, taking inventory weekly, and
managing/supervising 13 staff
• Promoted to supervisor position after a month of employment to increase revenue and delegate
tasks to others
• Improved problem solving skills as I led a team in a fast paced environment in which 1,000 plus
ice-cream cones were sold daily
GWINNETT MEDICAL EXPLORERS
Suwanee, Georgia
Student volunteer
August 2015-May 2016
• Educated on components of the healthcare system and departments of the medical center
• Improved understanding of multiple career paths in the healthcare field via guest lectures and
hands-on activities
• Became familiar with numerous equipment/devices used in healthcare while being in labs and
operating rooms in medical facilities
• Earned scholarship from the program and the Boy Scouts of America for achievements, merit, and
future goals
SKILLS/INTERESTS
Languages: English-Fluent, Spanish- Moderate
Skills: Microsoft Office Suite, MATLAB
Activities: BME Ambassador and Tour Guide, Tech the Halls Marketing Director, Women in Science and
Technology Faculty Mentorship Program, Women in Engineering Mentor, BME Mentor, Engineering World
Health Member, Assistant Director of Social Enrichment, Study Abroad Student Board Representative,
Alpha Delta Pi Greek Organization
Volunteer: Atlanta Food Bank, Ronald McDonald House, Boys and Girls Club