Summary
Daniel Duffill is a Field Service Engineer and final-year MEng Biomedical Engineering graduate from Imperial College London with nine years of hands-on experience across research, outreach, and technical service roles. He combines practical instrumentation work at ZEISS Microscopy with data-driven research skills—applying Python, image processing and spatial statistics to analyse ocular fluid outflow during multiple UROP projects. Comfortable with hardware and software integration, he is proficient in Arduino, SolidWorks, Matlab and rapid prototyping, and brings strong communication skills from years as a student ambassador and society secretary. Daniel is bilingual in Spanish and known for quickly learning new tools and taking ownership of projects from lab benches to customer sites. He blends technical curiosity with people-focused outreach, making him effective at translating complex bioengineering concepts for diverse audiences.
10 years of coding experience
Master of Engineering - MEng, Bioengineering and Biomedical Engineering, Master of Engineering - MEng, Bioengineering and Biomedical Engineering at Imperial College London
Secondary School, Secondary School at Varndean College
English, Spanish