Hannah Gallovic, a graduate of Cornell University, is currently serving as a Firmware Engineer at Boston Scientific Neuromodulation. Her educational background includes a Bachelor of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering with a Minor in Biomedical Engineering. Gallovic has demonstrated her interests and skills in various positions before joining Boston Scientific Neuromodulation. She worked as a Receptionist, Program Assistant, and Undergraduate Researcher for Cornell University Engineering Office of Advising, where she has also been a Computer Assistant at Mario Einaudi Center for International Studies. Additionally, Gallovic interned as a Space Communications and Navigation Intern at NASA Glenn Research Center, further adding to her experience.

As a Firmware Engineer at Boston Scientific Neuromodulation, Gallovic is likely involved in designing, testing, and implementing software for the company's neuromodulation implant devices. Being a former undergraduate researcher may have provided her with the necessary skills to work with research and development teams. As a Space Communications and Navigation Intern at NASA, Gallovic may have performed tests on spacecraft software and designed new approaches for spacecraft communication. She may have also contributed to the team's engineering design process.