Brennan Schneider is a highly educated biomedical and medical engineer with vast research and development experience. He completed his Master's Degree at the University of Southern California and his Bachelor's Degree at The Johns Hopkins University, where he was also the Coordinator/Director of Intramural Sports. Schneider has worked as a Research and Development Engineer at Edwards Lifesciences and formerly served as a Research and Development Intern at BIOTRONIK. Additionally, he worked as an Engineering Intern at Human Engineering Research Laboratories and as a Research Assistant at both the Hand Opening Assistive Device Research Group and the Laboratory for Computational Motor Control.

Schneider's expertise lies in biomedical and medical engineering research and development, with a focus on hand opening assistive devices and computational motor control. He also possesses managerial skills in coordinating and directing intramural sports, highlighting his broad range of capabilities. His experience has given him a superior level of understanding in the fields of biomedical and medical engineering, and his willingness to continue learning indicates that he is well-positioned to take on the challenges of any new projects.