Experience

Johnson Health Tech North America

• United States
• Wellness and Fitness Services
• 200 - 300 Employee

• Biomechanics Lab Intern

  • Feb 2020 - Sep 2021

  As a division of the R&D department, the goal of the Biomechanics Lab is to research, investigate and validate current and future product designs as well as acts as company ambassadors. Our current capabilities are EMG (Muscle activation), VO2 (oxygen consumption), Kinematics (motion capture) and literature review. We use these systems either individually or together to drive/validate designs. External to the company, we have had a variety of both University and Academic partnerships. As… Show more As a division of the R&D department, the goal of the Biomechanics Lab is to research, investigate and validate current and future product designs as well as acts as company ambassadors. Our current capabilities are EMG (Muscle activation), VO2 (oxygen consumption), Kinematics (motion capture) and literature review. We use these systems either individually or together to drive/validate designs. External to the company, we have had a variety of both University and Academic partnerships. As the Biomechanical Lab Intern, you will design and lead the biomechanics testing and drive the push for higher visibility of the company both internally and externally. This position requires a passionate and motivated individual to drive both product improvement as well as help develop and solidify the future of the lab within the company. Show less As a division of the R&D department, the goal of the Biomechanics Lab is to research, investigate and validate current and future product designs as well as acts as company ambassadors. Our current capabilities are EMG (Muscle activation), VO2 (oxygen consumption), Kinematics (motion capture) and literature review. We use these systems either individually or together to drive/validate designs. External to the company, we have had a variety of both University and Academic partnerships. As… Show more As a division of the R&D department, the goal of the Biomechanics Lab is to research, investigate and validate current and future product designs as well as acts as company ambassadors. Our current capabilities are EMG (Muscle activation), VO2 (oxygen consumption), Kinematics (motion capture) and literature review. We use these systems either individually or together to drive/validate designs. External to the company, we have had a variety of both University and Academic partnerships. As the Biomechanical Lab Intern, you will design and lead the biomechanics testing and drive the push for higher visibility of the company both internally and externally. This position requires a passionate and motivated individual to drive both product improvement as well as help develop and solidify the future of the lab within the company. Show less



University of Wisconsin-Madison

• Higher Education
• 700 & Above Employee

• Undergraduate Research Assistant

  • Jan 2019 - Dec 2019



UW-Madison Hancock Agricultural Research Station

• Student Intern

  • May 2018 - Aug 2018



Target

• United States
• Retail
• 700 & Above Employee

• Sales Floor Team Member

  • Sep 2017 - Apr 2018