Description:
Looking for graduate level engineering student for paid 6 month
internship. Project is expected to take at least 20 hours a
week. Intern will have several responsibilities but will include a
project to design body conforming housing for light therapy
product. There will be two phases (i) fix current housing for
optimal body conformance (ii) design housing for new design. Part
being designed will be used in product in a clinical trial starting
in March or April so intern will gain exposure to design control and
quality systems. There is also an opportunity to model different
algorithms for light dosing to improve dosing efficiency.
Requirements:
* Undergrad degree in Mechanical or Biomedical engineering (or equivalent)
* Coursework towards a graduate degree in Mechanical or
Biomedical engineering (or equivalent)
* Experience in project based design, prototyping and CAD
* Medical device experience a plus
About Luma Therapeutics:
Luma Therapeutics is a seed stage startup focused on helping the 40
million people in the US with inflammatory skin disease. Our first
product is a light based therapy focused on treating psoriasis, as
disease that affects 7.5 million people in the US. We have signed a
co-development deal with the Mayo Clinic and are part of the Stanford
StartX Incubator.
Start date preferred late January but it is flexible for the right
candidate. Please send resumes to
<mailto:eanderson_at_lumatherapeutics.com>eanderson_at_lumatherapeutics.com.
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Received on 2016-01-14 12:39:12