Kyle Rudolph

Kyle Rudolph's work experience includes the following positions:

1. Biomechanics Research Engineer II at Transportation Research Center Inc. (2022-Present): In this role, Kyle supports the biomechanics group at VRTC, working on assignment to NHTSA. Their research focuses on the biomechanics of vehicle occupants and the protection of motor vehicle occupants involved in crashes. Kyle is involved in various research areas, including human response to impact, crash test dummy evaluation, and development of test procedures to evaluate injury risk in crashes involving passenger vehicles, motorcycles, or other vulnerable road users.

2. Summer Intern at Bayer Crop Science (2021): Kyle worked as a summer intern at Bayer Crop Science. Details about their specific role and responsibilities are not provided.

3. Package Handler at UPS (2020-2021): Kyle worked as a package handler at UPS during this period. Further details are not provided.

4. Research Fellow at University of Dayton Research Institute (2019): Kyle was a research fellow at UDRI and UD joint venture where they investigated the effects of build orientation on DLP 3D printed specimens. Their work involved software maneuvering, printing and post-processing specimens, performing mechanical tests, analyzing data, conducting statistical analysis, and presenting findings at research symposiums.

5. General Laborer at J & R Restoration (2017-2018): Kyle worked as a general laborer at J & R Restoration during this time. Further details about their responsibilities are not provided.

6. Volunteer Biomechanics Lab Assistant at University of Dayton (2016-2018): Kyle volunteered as a biomechanics lab assistant at the University of Dayton. Specific details about their duties are not provided.

Overall, Kyle has gained experience in various research and engineering roles, with a focus on biomechanics and engineering testing.

Kyle Rudolph obtained their High School Diploma from St. John's Jesuit High School & Academy during the period from 2012 to 2016. Kyle further pursued their education at the University of Dayton from 2016 to 2020, earning a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering. From 2021 to 2022, they attended The Ohio State University, where they obtained a Master of Science degree in Biomedical Engineering.