Mark Stauder

Mark Stauder's work experience begins in 2001 at Sybron Dental Specialties, where they served as a Sr. Product Development Engineer, focusing on mechanical engineering for medical devices and injection molding. During their time there, they completed the introduction of new prescriptions for aesthetic sapphire orthodontic braces and successfully conducted clinical trials.

In 2006, Mark joined Alcon, a Novartis company, as a Sr. Mechanical Engineer (Contract). Mark'sresponsibilities included reducing the cost of Fluidics Module Level Sensors and overseeing the release of all engineering documentation to production. Mark also completed various engineering tasks such as Engineering Change Plans, Risk Based Assessments, Verification Protocols, Mfg Test Procedures, and R&D Verification tests.

From 2014 to 2017, Mark worked at CareFusion as a Principal Engineer, specializing in mechanical engineering for medical devices and injection molding. Mark led projects and was responsible for completing Change Control documentation, Device Master Records, Regulatory Assessments, and Project Lead memos. Mark utilized SolidWorks 3D modeling and Direct Metal Laser Sintering (DMLS) technology to produce injection molded prototype parts.

In 2017, Mark volunteered at Reasons to Believe, where they hosted astronomy and cosmology presentations and provided sales support for scientific books and DVDs authored by the organization's scientists.

In 2018, Mark had two separate roles. At Allergan, they worked as a Design Assurance Engineer, leading the generation of Design Control and Risk Management documentation for an ophthalmic implant drug delivery system. Mark also created component and assembly drawings. Simultaneously, they served as a Sr. Mechanical Engineer at Sonendo, responsible for designing products for an Endodontics console using SolidWorks. Mark created solid models, detail drawings, and assembly drawings.

Finally, in 2019, Mark joined Pro-Dex, Inc. as a Sr. Project Engineer, serving as the Project Lead Engineer for the development of a handpiece and console used for ENT surgery. Mark'sresponsibilities included overseeing Design History File documentation, scheduling, and managing a team of mechanical and electrical engineers.

Mark Stauder holds a Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering from California State University, Long Beach. The specific years of their education are not mentioned.