Kamolnat Tabattanon

Kamolnat Tabattanon, known as Kam, is a dedicated Graduate Student pursuing a PhD in Industrial and Operations Engineering at the prestigious University of Michigan.

Kam holds a Master's Degree in Mechanical Engineering with a focus on Design from Oregon State University (2018) and completed a dual Bachelor's Degree in BioMedical Engineering and Mechanical Engineering from Boston University in 2015.

With a background that includes studying a Masters of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering with a focus on Design at Oregon State University and a Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering and Mechanical Engineering from Boston University, Kam's educational journey showcases a strong foundation in engineering and design principles.

Currently, Kam is engaged as a Graduate Researcher and PhD Student at the University of Michigan College of Engineering, where their academic pursuits focus on Industrial and Operations Engineering.

Prior to their current role, Kam gained valuable experience as a National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health Trainee at NIOSH. They have also served as a Graduate Researcher and Graduate Teaching Assistant at Oregon State University, an Intern Engineer at Chevron, and an Undergraduate Researcher at both the Morgan Lab and Han Lab in the Boston University College of Engineering.

Kamolnat Tabattanon's academic journey and diverse experiences reflect a passion for engineering, research, and academia, making them a valuable asset to the field of Industrial and Operations Engineering.