Joining the In-vitro Technologies group, Mitchell works with integration and testing of mechanical subsystems driving a microfluidic assay. In prior projects he developed simulations to further characterize performance of multiple drug delivery devices, while using these computational analyses to aid the designs. Mitchell graduated with a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering at California Polytechnic State University where he actively pursued their “Learn by Doing” motto. There he worked with Xtract Solutions in redesigning a device used to effectively refrigerate, organize and mix allergenic extracts for immunotherapy.