Trevor Everglade

Looking back at my career, I’m incredibly proud of the diverse experiences I've accumulated. My journey began as a Project Coordinator at O.G. Contractor Service Corporation, where I honed my skills in project management and 3D CAD software. I thrived on keeping projects on track and facilitating seamless communication between vendors and clients. My time with Safeguarding American Values for Everyone Nonprofit was equally fulfilling. As an Organizer, I orchestrated fundraisers that raised over $400,000 and led extensive voter engagement campaigns. Transitioning to the Parking and Transportation Office at Florida International University, I provided executive support and developed safety protocols. My academic pursuits at FIU allowed me to delve into ambitious projects like the AmbuAir Biomedical Engineering Capstone Project, where I led my team to a first-place win, and contributed to NASA's Lunabotics Project. Throughout these roles, I’ve developed a robust skill set in software like SolidWorks and MATLAB, and I’m proficient in both English and Spanish. These experiences have shaped me into a well-rounded professional, ready to tackle new challenges and make meaningful contributions.

As an aspiring biomedical engineer, I have cultivated a diverse professional background. I served as a Project Coordinator at O.G. Contractor Service Corporation, where I mastered project management, 3D CAD software, and client-vendor relations, ensuring project timelines and quality standards were met. My role as an Organizer with Safeguarding American Values for Everyone Nonprofit saw me orchestrate successful fundraisers and voter engagement campaigns, raising significant funds and enhancing community outreach. Additionally, my tenure as Secretary at Florida International University's Parking and Transportation Office involved executive support, safety protocol development, and quality control of CAD models. My collaborative work on projects like the AmbuAir Biomedical Engineering Capstone, the NASA Lunabotics Project, and various engineering endeavors at FIU has honed my technical and teamwork skills.

I am currently pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering at Florida International University, where my coursework includes Modeling and Simulations, MATLAB, CAD, Applied Mechanics, and Statistical Analysis. My academic journey is distinguished by achievements like the 1st Place award in the FIU Biomedical Device Exposition. I hold certifications in Basic Life Support, Biomedical Human Subjects Research, and several safety protocols, ensuring a solid foundation in both technical knowledge and essential life-saving skills. My education has equipped me with the expertise needed for innovation in biomedical engineering and a commitment to ethical research practices.