Emily Hanson

Emily Hanson started their work experience in 2021 as a Biomedical Engineer Intern at Bio-Techne. During this internship, they worked in the Protein Development Department, where they created a device to measure and record data from live protein refolds. This device contributed to Bio-Techne's understanding of redox potential, temperature, and pH during protein refolding.

In 2021, Emily also worked at the University of Minnesota as a Directed Researcher. In this role, they collaborated with the M Health Fairview Department of Anesthesiology to improve the hospital's patient transfer process from the ICU to the OR and back. Their responsibilities included conducting observations, communicating with doctors and nurses, and creating solutions for process improvement.

Most recently, in 2022, Emily joined Intricon Corporation as a Process Development Engineer. Details about their specific role and responsibilities at this company are not provided in the given information.

Emily Hanson attended the University of Minnesota from 2018 to 2022. During their time there, they pursued a Bachelor of Biomedical Engineering degree with a focus on Medical Device Design.