Allison Nicole Fernandez Siles

• Designed TÉA, a pediatric transradial prosthesis aimed at improving autonomy and daily well-being for children with limb loss. • Developed CAD and 3D-printed prototypes integrating biomechanics and ergonomic principles. • Refined the design through iterative testing to optimize comfort, safety, and accessibility.

• Developed Mintari, an intelligent fetal-movement monitoring system to support early detection of risk patterns. • Integrated sensors and preliminary signal analysis for movement tracking. • Presented a solution focused on prevention, accessibility, and maternal–fetal well-being.

• Designed a therapeutic mattress to prevent pressure ulcers in individuals with tetraplegia and improve tissue perfusion. • Integrated sensors, actuators, and user-centered biomedical design into a functional prototype. • Contribute to preliminary validation processes and technical documentation for the patent application.

Biomedical Engineering Intern at HORUS Prosthetics, contributing across the entire prosthetic value chain, from patient measurements and prototype development to 3D printing, assembly, cleaning, and final delivery. I support manufacturing operations, inventory control, and quality processes, helping ensure efficient, customized prosthetic solutions. In parallel, I assist in sales support, call center activities, and social media management, strengthening customer engagement, brand visibility, and business performance. This role reflects a highly versatile, hands-on biomedical profile, integrating engineering, digital manufacturing, patient care, and business operations in a real-world prosthetics environment.