Nicklaus Diggins

Nicklaus Diggins is a dedicated mechanical engineer specializing in biomedical engineering with a diverse skill set.

He holds Bachelor of Science degrees in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Rochester and the University of Arizona.

Nicklaus has a wealth of experience, having worked in various roles such as Quality Engineer at Zimmer Biomet, Development Engineer at Zimmer, and Process Engineer at Valeo.

His expertise includes process engineering, finite element modeling, injection molding, rapid prototyping, and biomedical research.

Nicklaus has a strong background in failure testing and analysis, showcased through his work as a student worker/Team Lead at the Advanced Micro and Nanosystems Laboratory.

He has also contributed significantly to research endeavors, such as being an Undergraduate Researcher at the Samuel Lunenfield Research Institute, Orthopaedic Surgery, and University of Rochester's OSIRIS 2.0 project.

Additionally, Nicklaus has held leadership positions, including President of The University of Arizona-AZ Tutoring Club.

His educational background and professional experiences have equipped him with a robust foundation in the field of mechanical engineering, particularly within the biomedical sector.