$10M+
Regulated infrastructure programs
Clean utilities supporting radiopharmaceutical manufacturing.
Thinking
The thread that connects the work.
The breadth is not random. Each chapter builds on the previous one, moving from scientific depth toward technology, healthcare, and execution.
01Career at a glance
A career across disciplines
The breadth is not random. Each stage builds on the previous one, moving from materials to biology, diagnosis, technology, and execution.
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Materials Engineering
- 02
Biomedical Engineering
- 03
Cancer Research
- 04
Cancer Biomechanics
- 05
Mechanical Biomarkers
- 06
Diagnostic Research
- 07
Healthcare Consulting
- 08
AI / SaMD
- 09
Medical Imaging
- 10
Digital Health
- 11
Regulated Manufacturing
- 12
Technical Program Leadership
Evidence
The work behind the credentials.
Each signal points to a body of work, not just a label.
PhD
Biomedical Engineering
Research across cancer mechanics, diagnostics, and biomaterials.
Cancer
Breast + brain cancer research
Mechanical biomarkers, tumor microenvironment, and drug delivery.
AI / SaMD
Healthcare AI & regulatory experience
Advisory work around AI-enabled cancer detection and pathways.
DICOM
Medical imaging platform
Product and workflow experience through MedSecOp.
4 lenses
Science · technology · healthcare · execution
A combination built across research, product, consulting, and leadership.
Why the intersection matters
One person who can speak across the whole system.
I can speak with a researcher about the science, an engineer about the system, a product team about the user, a regulatory team about the constraints, and a program team about getting it delivered.
01
Science
02
Technology
03
Healthcare
04
Execution
Killian at the intersection