Acuitive Technologies, product development internship, 2026
Surgical systems
Reusable and single-use instruments, trauma-pin delivery, and an implant reinforcement study for bioresorbable devices.
MarkRome
Mechanical design engineer working from CAD and FEA through bench testing, most recently on surgical instruments. Purdue mechanical engineering, graduating May 2027.
Looking for full-time product development roles after graduation
- Project
- Durable surgical tools
- Context
- Acuitive Technologies
- Methods
- SolidWorks, FEA
- Sheet
- 1 of 5
15 → 2Target crew for Okonite cable loading, using a winch-assisted process
14Degrees of freedom in the ASME prosthetic hand
3Eyelet geometries compared in FEA for a bioresorbable implant
4Surgical device projects at Acuitive, from concept to test
Work
Recent work in surgical devices, plus projects in prosthetics, manufacturing, and mechanical assembly. Select any project for images, methods, and the full write-up.
Other projects
About
I’m a mechanical engineering student at Purdue University, focused on product design, most recently in medical devices. At Acuitive Technologies I worked on surgical instruments and bioresorbable implants, taking designs from CAD and prototyping through FEA and mechanical testing.
I like building things as much as analyzing them, and I care most about designs that work reliably for the people who use them. Outside of Acuitive, I’ve worked on projects ranging from assistive devices to manufacturing equipment.
Outside engineering
I enjoy volleyball, skiing, hiking, and traveling.
Experience
- 2026
Acuitive Technologies
Product Development Engineering Intern
- 2025
The Okonite Company
Mechanical Design Engineering Intern
- 2023–2027
Purdue University
B.S. Mechanical Engineering, Minor in Management
GPA 3.7/4.0, Presidential Scholarship - Certification
CSWA
Certified SolidWorks Associate