Mark Deangelis is a PhD candidate in Mechanical Engineering at Carnegie Mellon University specializing in biology-inspired robotics, applying controls and machine learning to make microfluidic systems more dynamic. With a decade of robotics experience—from leading a NASA Lunabotics rover capstone to serving as President of the YSU Robotics Club—he blends hands-on mechatronics with strong leadership and teaching chops developed as a TA for dynamics and kinematics courses. Industry internships at Vallourec sharpened his data-driven engineering skills, where he built and documented Power BI tools to automate inventory and inspection analytics for cross-functional users. A committed volunteer with FIRST Robotics and L.E.A.P., he brings a practical, mentorship-oriented approach to translating complex research into usable systems and educational experiences.
10 years of coding experience
Bachelor of Engineering - BE, Mechanical Engineering, Minor: Mathematics, Bachelor of Engineering - BE, Mechanical Engineering, Minor: Mathematics at Youngstown State University
Honors Diploma, Valedictorian, Honors Diploma, Valedictorian at Champion High School
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Mechanical Engineering, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Mechanical Engineering at Carnegie Mellon University
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