Nicholas Mann

I am a young and developing engineer striving to serve and improve my local and global community through the workplace. I received my B.S. In Biomedical Engineering at the University of California, Irvine with specializations in Biophotonics and Micro/Nano Biomedical Engineering. While receiving my undergraduate degree, I worked as a research assistant in the Quantum Biophotonics group at Beckman Laser Institute and the Direct Drive Hearing Aid group in the UCI Department of Biomedical Engineering. In the Quantum Biophotonics Lab, I developed and built fabrication procedures and equipment for innovative optical technologies, coauthored a paper on optical tweezers, and am currently authoring a publication on monochromatic hologram generated topological insulators. Through the Direct Drive Hearing Aid project, I designed and manufactured nuanced applications of nitinol and DHD mechanics. I concurrently tutored students in the Newport Beach area while holding my research roles as well as participating with the campus Biomedical Engineering Society. Presently, I am a Biomedical Engineer at Triple Ring Technologies. I work with clients to meet deliverable objectives, launch medical devices, and establish products that change the world for the better. I provide R&D engineering for medical devices, support early studies, develop tests for device launches, and improve current market products. Feel free to connect with me and learn more.