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Isabella Wang
Biomedical Engineering & Comp Sci - Duke
Isabella Wang is a third-year undergraduate student at Duke University with a keen interest in new medical tools and technologies. She is passionate about exploring how data analysis and computer science can contribute to the advancement of these technologies.
Isabella is actively seeking entry-level opportunities to gain practical experience in developing technical skills and collaborating with others. She possesses a diverse skill set that includes proficiency in programming languages such as Java, JavaScript, React, and Python, along with experience using technical tools like Arduino IDE, AutoCAD Fusion 360, and 3D printing. Additionally, she is skilled in Adobe and graphic design tools such as Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign.
Outside of her academic and professional pursuits, Isabella enjoys swimming, creative writing, cooking, traveling, road trips, and learning new languages.
Isabella's educational background includes studying for a Bachelor's degree at Duke University, holding a High School Diploma from Briarcliff High School, and attending VESTAL SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL.
She has been actively involved in various organizations, including serving as part of the Bass Connections Research Project at the iGEM Foundation. Isabella has also gained professional experience through internships at Winno and The Takeoff, as well as by working as a Graphic Designer at the Duke Sports Business Conference and as an International House Student Worker at Duke University. She has also contributed as a Teaching Assistant for Intro to Electrical & Computer Engineering at Duke University and as a Co-Founder and Engineer for the Fika Mentorship App. Isabella has further engaged in projects like Project Change at The Kenan Institute of Ethics, the Senior Internship at Rye Nature Center, and the Women's Technology Program at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. She has also participated in programs like the Engineering Awareness Program at Manhattan College and the Advanced Biotechnology Institute at The Roxbury Latin School.
