Aaron Rowe
Multidisciplinary R&D Leader
Updated 7 months ago
21+
Years Experience
11
Roles
31
Skills
5
Education
About
My formal training is in biochemistry and materials science, but I'm a self-taught python programmer with extensive experience in computer vision and the analysis of wearables data. My work has led to FDA clearance for an OTC medical diagnostic test and the launch of an important dietary supplement. I've done the groundbreaking work behind several health technology algorithms that are deployed or soon-to-be deployed at a very large scale. I'm the co-inventor of products ranging from wearable chemical sensors to portable sterilization systems and dietary supplements for children intended to prevent food allergies. I have a very extensive knowledge of next-generation battery chemistries, electrochemical techniques, and all sorts of clinical chemistry formulations.
See Related Jobs
Based on skills & location
Get AI Resume
Generate a polished resume
Salary Benchmark
What does a Staff Engineering Manager, Bat earn?
Experience (11 roles)
Staff Engineering Manager, Batteries
CurrentManaging the development of a very exciting new class of batteries. Planning, budgeting, and coordination of a highly-interdisciplinary team.
Staff Software Engineer
New product development for the BD Veritor at Home product line and other innovative new home use diagnostic tests. Development of new computer vision and machine learning algorithms for use in medical diagnostic test products. Design of new medical diagnostic test kit components. Skills: Git · Comp...
Lead Scientist
Development of a computer vision algorithm that automatically interprets the results of a COVID rapid test. Prototyping of next-generation diagnostic test kit components. Analysis of massive image datasets. Skills: Git · Assay Development · Linux · Data Analysis · Institutional Review Board (IRB) · ...
Is this your profile, Aaron?
Claim it to keep it updated or request removal.
Education (5)
UC Santa Barbara
2005 - 2011
Developed several electrochemical biosensors with applications in medical diagnostics, food safety, and environmental testing. Led the development of an open-source electrochemistry instrument. Taught a wide range of chemistry classes to high school and college students. Participated in the UCSD Public Policy and Biological Threats program. CheapStat: An Open-Source, "Do-It-Yourself" Potentiostat for Analytical and Educational Applications
California State University, Northridge
2003 - 2005
Activities and societies: organic synthesis Developed nonsteroidal aromatase inhibitors as drugs for the prevention of estrogen receptor positive breast cancer. Developed radical coupling reaction and separation methodology for producing a series of compounds that are structurally similar to diethylstilbestrol. My laboratory work involved heavy use of Schlenk lines, NMR, and gel chromatography. I had several late night fights with an antiquated Shaker Hydrogenation Apparatus that had the soul of an escape artist or a box turtle. Thesis title: Topologically Diverse D,L-3,4-Diaryl-1,5-Alkadiynes: Design, Stereoselective Synthesis And Biotesting
University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
1999 - 2002
Activities and societies: Writer and Editor for the Technograph, President of The Forge, Resident Adviser
Skills (31)
Publications (12)▼
How One Archaeologist Gears Up for Digs
Wired Magazine · May 1, 2011
CheapStat: An Open-Source, “Do-It-Yourself” Potentiostat for Analytical and Educational Applications
PLoS ONE · Sep 13, 2011
Researchers Nose Into the Smell of Sickness
Wired Magazine · Jun 1, 2011
A Brain Surgeon's Must-Have Gizmos
Wired Magazine · Nov 1, 2010
Sal Khan Educates the World, One Web Video at a Time
O, the Oprah Magazine · Oct 1, 2011
Gear for Chemically Sticky Situations
Wired Magazine · Oct 1, 2010
The Future of Playgrounds
Wired Magazine · Sep 1, 2010
What You Need to Run a Milking Operation
Wired Magazine · Dec 1, 2011
Michelle Khine: The Reinventor
O, the Oprah Magazine
Taco Truck From the Future
Wired Magazine · Nov 1, 2010
How Tubes of Tofu Become Tofurky
Wired Magazine · Nov 1, 2011
The Future of Camping Equipment
Wired Magazine · Jun 1, 2010
Languages (1)▼
Honors & Awards (2)▼
Fellow of the Center for Nanotechnology in Society
Issued by California Center for Nanotechnology in Society · May 2006
Associated with UCSB Worked with social science graduate students and faculty to understand the cultural and societal drivers of innovation in nanotechnology research and industry.
Lawrence Scholar
Issued by Department of Energy · Nov 2007
Associated with UC-Santa Barbara A fellowship that fully supported me for much of my doctoral studies and allowed me to work alongside biological scientists at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Aaron Rowe's current role?▼
Where did Aaron Rowe study?▼
What skills does Aaron Rowe have?▼
Where is Aaron Rowe based?▼
Related Jobs
View all jobs →
Founders’ Associate / Chief of Staff (all genders)
avoltra
Customer Success Manager | DACH Market (m/w/d)
Superchat
Portfolio Manager
Corgi
Staff Software Engineer, Product
Lunar
Chief of Staff (m/f/x)
Cortea
Customer Success Manager (m/w/d)
Bliro
Other Profiles
Browse all →
Stanley T.
Senior Design & Research Operations Principal at Full-time · 3 yrs 5 mos
United States
Vasant Honavar
Faculty Member, Huck Institutes of the Life Sciences at 11 yrs 11 mos
United States
Ariel Wald
Independent Consultant GTM Director at Ariel Wald Consulting Enterprises
United States
Ariel Wald
Technical Sales Director at Stealth AI Startup
United States
Adam Borelli
Head of Product at SurfaceAI · Full-time
United States
Looking for your next role?
Chat with Clera to discover job matches, salary insights, and get a polished AI-generated resume.
Chat with CleraThis profile is based on publicly available information. Aaron is not affiliated with or endorsed by Clera. Privacy Policy