Biomedical Engineer | Clinical Robotics | Medical AI | MedTech Translation
I am a Biomedical Engineering graduate from King's College London, focused on clinical robotics, medical AI, and MedTech translation. I am preparing for MSc Medical Device Design and Entrepreneurship at Imperial College London.
Professional summary
I work across robotics, sensing, imaging, AI-assisted workflows, and medical device translation. My direction is to build healthcare technologies that are technically credible, clinically useful, and grounded in real operating environments.
Originally from Hong Kong, I have studied overseas in the UK for six years, developing experience across Hong Kong and UK academic, clinical, and engineering environments.
Education
King's College London
Overall degree average: 80%+ (First-Class Honours)
Relevant modules include Health Technology Assessment, Medical Imaging, Mechatronics, and Machine Learning.
Training covered medical device design principles, regulatory awareness, imaging systems, and engineering design.
Professional experience
State Key Laboratory of Terahertz & Millimeter Waves, Hong Kong
Semk Licensing (Shenzhen) Ltd
Kinok Speciality TCM Clinic, Hong Kong
Featured project preview
Autonomous quadruped-based radiation monitoring for clinical environments
Developed a Unitree Go2-based robotic radiation monitoring prototype designed to support safer and more consistent environmental radiation surveys in hospital settings.
Skills snapshot
Medical device design principles, radiation sensing, 3D printing, mechatronics, clinical workflow awareness, UK and EU medical device regulatory pathways, and ISO 13485 quality management system awareness.
MATLAB, Python, C++, ROS 2, SolidWorks, data visualisation, heatmaps, and Excel / CSV handling.
AI-assisted design workflows, machine learning fundamentals, medical imaging awareness, and workflow automation.
Cross-disciplinary communication, project coordination, stakeholder management, event leadership, and multilingual work.
Leadership and achievements
King's College London. Experience in event leadership, coordination, and communication across student and stakeholder groups.
Exposure to emergency response and first-aid training, supporting a stronger understanding of healthcare-facing environments.
Comfortable connecting technical, clinical, and organisational priorities in multidisciplinary contexts.
Contact
Available for MedTech research collaboration, clinical robotics projects, R&D internships, and early-stage healthcare technology opportunities.