Northwestern University
I'm pursuing a B.S. in Biomedical Engineering with a minor in Artificial Intelligence. My coursework includes biomedical signals and circuits, measuring instrumentation, machine learning, and biomedical imaging.
The person behind the work
I'm Ethan Hawes, a biomedical engineering student at Northwestern University with a minor in artificial intelligence. I'm interested in wearable and implantable sensors, particularly technologies that monitor vital signs and help guide treatment.
My experience includes fabricating wearable fluid-flow sensors in the Rogers Research Group, working on vital sign sensing as a Systems Engineering Intern at BD, and helping develop cast alternatives as an Engineering Intern at Cast21. These experiences have strengthened my interest in hands-on R&D, particularly building prototypes, designing experiments, and using data to improve device performance.
Background
I'm pursuing a B.S. in Biomedical Engineering with a minor in Artificial Intelligence. My coursework includes biomedical signals and circuits, measuring instrumentation, machine learning, and biomedical imaging.
I attended Kentucky Country Day School in Louisville, KY from August 2019 – May 2023, where I received my high school diploma.
Skills and competencies
Beyond the lab
As president of Northwestern's Lambda Chi Alpha chapter, I organized campus events and service projects. I also coordinated with university officials and national fraternity leadership to ensure compliance with applicable policies. As social chair for Northwestern's club rugby team, I organized team events and managed communications.
Outside engineering



