Amy Frame is a highly accomplished biomedical engineer with a Master's degree from the University of Glasgow. She has been listed on the engineering excellence list for four consecutive years from 2017 to 2020. Her experience includes working as an Operations Specialist at Human Engineering, where she utilizes her expertise to improve the functionality and safety of medical devices. Prior to that, Frame has worked with the National Health Service (NHS) on the development of an Enhanced Biopsy Needle for use in endobronchial and other biopsy procedures.

In addition, Amy Frame has interned at the University of Glasgow, where she conducted sensory perception research as well as stem cell research. She has also been a teaching assistant, laboratory demonstrator, project manager, and design project coordinator at the University of Glasgow. Frame has also served as the group leader for Prosthetics Development Group at Handprints e-NABLE Scotland.

Her professional experience points to her deep interest in medical engineering, as well as a passion for research and teaching. Amy Frame's expertise includes biomedical engineering, medical device design and development, sensory perception research, and more.