Stephanie is an Engineer at AutoIVF, where she supports microfluidic R&D from early-stage prototyping through system-level testing. She contributes to device design, fabrication, and experimental validation, working at the interface of biology and device engineering. Her technical foundation spans molecular biochemistry, microfluidics, and materials engineering, enabling efficient cross-functional collaboration. Prior to AutoIVF, she served as a Research Associate accelerating development of microfluidic optical biosensor platforms. Stephanie holds a Master of Science in Materials Science and Engineering and a Bachelors of Science in Biomedical and Mechanical Engineering from Worcester Polytechnic Institute.