Brian Orr

Brian Orr has a diverse work experience in various roles within engineering and product development. Brian is currently working as a Mechanical Engineer Manager at iota Biosciences, Inc. powered by Astellas, where they lead a team of engineers in developing micro-implantable bioelectronic sensors. Prior to this, Brian worked as a Principal Product Development Engineer at the same company, utilizing ultra-high precision equipment to develop novel implants and discovering fabrication methods for micro-implantable products.

Before their time at iota Biosciences, Brian worked as a Mechanical Engineer II at Abbott, where they generated design input requirements for medical device products. Brian also designed and developed complex test fixtures to characterize device performance and reliability.

Brian's earlier experience includes working at Optiscan Biomedical as a Mechanical Engineer, where they optimized product production and reduced costs through design for mass production. Brian also designed complex mechanical systems and medical products made through various manufacturing processes. Prior to that, they worked as a Solidworks Designer, where they designed mechanical systems, fixtures, and components for a range of manufacturing processes.

Brian's work experience also includes a role as a Mechanical Design Engineering Intern at Barobo, Inc., where they designed finished products and prototypes using Solidworks CAD modeling, managed online stores, and designed organizational hierarchies. Brian also worked as a Manufacturing Engineering Summer Intern at Niagara Bottling, completing various projects such as designing drainage systems and implementing safety measures for bottling equipment.

Overall, Brian Orr has gained extensive experience in mechanical engineering, product development, and manufacturing, with a focus on medical devices and bioelectronics.

Brian Orr completed their Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of California, Davis, from 2011 to 2015. Brian also attended Middle College High School, although the specific years and any degrees or fields of study are not provided. In addition, Brian obtained a Solidworks CSWA certification from Dassault Systems in May 2015.