Nick Grilli has a diverse background in research and engineering, with experience spanning several reputable organizations. As an Undergraduate Research Assistant at Dr. John Robertson, Nick utilized Raman Spectroscopy to analyze biomolecule compositions and detect early disease signs. Following this, at Walter Reed Army Institute of Research, Nick developed technical lesson plans and presentations to convey scientific principles effectively. Subsequently, as a Research and Development Engineer at DialySensors, Nick worked on enhancing personalized hemodialysis treatments through new sensor technologies. At Ellab - Validation & Monitoring Solutions, Nick progressed from Associate Validation Engineer to Validation Engineer, leading efforts in sanitization and the qualification of equipment for vaccine production. Nick holds a degree in Biological Systems Engineering with a focus on Biomedical/Medical Engineering from Virginia Tech.
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