John Clodfelter

John Clodfelter has a diverse work experience in various engineering roles. John started their career in 2015 with an academic project at Jenkinson's Aquarium. In 2017, they worked as an engineering intern at PAW BioScience Products, where they designed centrifuge caps that generated $3 million in sales. John also had short-term externship experiences at Teva Pharmaceuticals and Zodiac Aerospace. In 2019, they interned at Stryker as a Case & Tray Product Development Intern, where they designed a closure mechanism for surgical trays and conducted analysis and testing to improve design robustness and user operation. Currently, they are working at Cresilon since 2020, where they have held roles as a Preclinical Research and Development Engineering Intern and a Research and Development Associate Engineer. John is currently a Research and Development Engineer I at Cresilon.

John Clodfelter attended the Marine Academy of Science and Technology from 2012 to 2016. Their field of study during this time is unknown. From 2016 to 2020, John attended the Stevens Institute of Technology and pursued a degree in Mechanical Engineering. Further details regarding John's degrees are not provided.