Jack walsh

I’m a junior Biomedical Engineering student at URI (Class of 2027) actively seeking a Summer internship where I can apply the skills i've learned so far to real world problems. I’m open to any internship where I can learn quickly, contribute meaningfully, and grow from the new experience. On campus, I’m involved with EMBS and tutor peers in biomechanics and circuit theory, and I bring a strong work ethic from job site experience insulating homes. I’m excited to contribute to a validation, product development, or devices team and keep learning fast.

some of my core skills include: MATLAB, Arduino/Arduino IDE, SolidWorks, 3D printing, basic soldering, Microsoft Excel/PowerPoint/Word, Google Workspace.

I’ve worked at McLaughlin & Williams Co., where I support day to day home-insulation projects across Massachusetts, collaborating with crews to hit deadlines and quality standards while sharpening organization and time-management on top of classes.  I also tutor peers at URI in Organic Chemistry, Biomechanics, and Linear Circuit Theory, building strong communication skills and a knack for breaking down tough problems.

I’m a B.S. Biomedical Engineering student at the University of Rhode Island, graduating May 2027 (current GPA 3.12). My coursework centers on core biomedical and electrical engineering topics such as, Signals & Systems, Bioelectricity, Biomeasurement, Biomechanics, Linear Circuit Theory, Digital Circuit Design, and the BME seminar/Foundations sequence. I have also been recognized on the URI Dean’s List