Co-Founder & CTO

• May 2021 - Present

Harnessing the power of sound waves to develop non-invasive medical devices to manage chronic inflammatory diseases. Harnessing the power of sound waves to develop non-invasive medical devices to manage chronic inflammatory diseases.

Course Facilitator: RisingWISE Women

• Jan 2023 - Present

Women are being urged to pursue careers in STEM subjects, where they often excel, but face a huge disparity in achieving success and leadership roles. This program addresses some of these problems and gives women the tools they need to excel in their field, whether it is in academia or industry. Women are being urged to pursue careers in STEM subjects, where they often excel, but face a huge disparity in achieving success and leadership roles. This program addresses some of these problems and gives women the tools they need to excel in their field, whether it is in academia or industry.

Next Generation Women Leaders

• May 2021 - Present

Consultant

• Jun 2019 - Present

Selected Innovation Coach for international top qualified and interdisciplinary teams in Digitalization and Bioelectronic Medicine. Helped and guided teams to develop a viable business idea/plan, improving work efficacy and summarizing all work in a successful pitch delivered at the end to senior management and executives at Merck KGaA. 2018: Selected as a participant out of 4000 application Coached: 2019: Team Digitalization (facilitated several hires) 2020: Team Bioelectronic Medicine: (Runner-up winner and implemented by Merck) 2021: Team Autoimmunity (recognized best pitch) 2021: Nominated for the Talent Acquisition Program with permanent position 2022: Team Digital Health (Runner-up winner and Implementation potential for Merck)

Course Facilitator

• Jan 2022 - Mar 2022

Women are being urged to pursue careers in STEM subjects, where they often excel, but face a huge disparity in achieving success and leadership roles. RisingWISE has been developed to address this challenge, bringing together women early career researchers from the universities of Oxford and Cambridge to meet with women working in industry and commerce, who face similar challenges. Rather than existing in competition with each other, we have developed an innovative, collaborative programme with Cambridge, including working closely with industry to build mutual relationships, which aims to benefit STEM researcher women from both institutions, and all involved. Please see bios of our two founders below.

Specialist (PET-MRI)

• Oct 2013 - Sep 2015

Researcher

• Jan 2013 - Sep 2013

Title of Master Thesis: Non-Invasive Imaging of Mice Expressing Human Cardiomyopathy Genes to Assess Ventricular Mechanics and Adaptations to Ventricular Loading Title of Master Thesis: Non-Invasive Imaging of Mice Expressing Human Cardiomyopathy Genes to Assess Ventricular Mechanics and Adaptations to Ventricular Loading

Student Assistant

• Dec 2011 - Jan 2013

Regulatory Affairs & Quality Assurance Regulatory Affairs & Quality Assurance

Technical Assistant / Student worker at Copenhagen University Hospital

• Nov 2011 - Jan 2013

Substitute teacher

• Sep 2006 - 2013

Teaching all grades in all subjects, such as; Mathematics, Danish, Physics, Geography, Gymnastics, History, English etc. Teaching all grades in all subjects, such as; Mathematics, Danish, Physics, Geography, Gymnastics, History, English etc.

Internship

• Jun 2012 - Aug 2012

Brain Computer Interface (BCI) for rehabilitation of spinal cord injured patients. Brain Computer Interface (BCI) for rehabilitation of spinal cord injured patients.

Tour guide

• Feb 2007 - Sep 2010

February 07 - September 07 Crete, Greece June 08 - September 08 Burgas, Bulgaria June 09 - September 09 Burgas, Bulgaria July 10 - September 10 Rhodos, Greece February 07 - September 07 Crete, Greece June 08 - September 08 Burgas, Bulgaria June 09 - September 09 Burgas, Bulgaria July 10 - September 10 Rhodos, Greece

Telemarketer

• Oct 2006 - Feb 2007

Teaching assistant

• Sep 2006 - Feb 2007

Telemarketer

• Aug 2005 - Jun 2006

Telemarketer

• Mar 2005 - Jun 2006