Where anatomy meets 3D design

My background combines a diploma in Materials Science and Metallurgical Engineering with a degree in Biomedical Engineering, providing an early, practical understanding of how physical materials behave under real clinical and mechanical conditions. Following my degree, I pursued focused, in-depth training in 3D design and visualization, including OpenGL, HLSL, Blender, sculpting, modelling, and animation, in addition to the clinical segmentation and CAD pipeline (Materialise Mimics, 3‑matic) I had already been trained in.

I now work at the intersection of these two disciplines: the anatomical knowledge to understand what a structure is meant to look like and function as, and the technical 3D skill required to design and build it accurately. This applies equally to a titanium implant engineered to fit one patient's skull precisely, and to a hyperrealistic anatomical model built for tactile learning.

I am currently open to both freelance case work and full-time roles in biomedical implant design and 3D medical visualization.