Ten Foundations
Volunteered with a community charity — logistics, retail operations, and marketing.
01 / ABOUT ME
About Me
Biomedical engineer, problem-solver, and hands-on tinkerer.
Hi, I'm Cameron — a biomedical engineer who recently completed a BEng at the University of Glasgow. I'm drawn to innovative environments where engineering advances patient care, and I enjoy working through complex problems and the challenges they bring. I'm especially interested in antibody engineering and therapeutic development, alongside the medical devices and rehabilitation work that first pulled me into the field.
My degree spanned tissue and cell engineering, biosensors and diagnostics, signal processing, rehabilitation engineering, and analogue and microelectronics. Outside the coursework I've built up hands-on R&D experience in prosthetics and orthotics, volunteered on projects that put engineering to social use, and I code for fun in my spare time.
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Currently
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Focus — antibody engineering
Keen to work in therapeutic antibody development. - 02
Building — Handprints
R&D on low-cost 3D-printed prosthetic hands for children. - 03
For fun — coding
Writing small games and problem-solving side projects.
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Education
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2020–24
BEng Biomedical Engineering — University of Glasgow
Tissue & cell engineering, biosensors & diagnostics, signal processing, rehabilitation engineering, analogue & microelectronics, bioethics. -
2012–19
Methodist College Belfast
A-Levels in Mathematics, Chemistry and Physics.
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Beyond engineering
Tae-Kwon-Do
Long-time club member and qualified umpire on competition days.
Debating
School debating club — building structured arguments across viewpoints.
HeartStart trained
Completed emergency-response training to help in a time of need.