As a Project Engineer at the ‘New Product Development Instruments’ department, she took part in the design process and wrote the documentation to build the technical file.

During her graduation project, Marije looked into how electrosurgery can be made more suitable for use in developing countries. After creating an overview of the problems surrounding surgery and medical devices in developing countries, she focused on the problems associated with electrosurgery and electrosurgical units that also exist in our western world. To gain more insight in the use of electrosurgery, she for instance attended various types of operations at LUMC. Based on the list of requirements that could be derived from this analysis phase, she made a redesign of the electrosurgical unit.

Working experience

• Trainee Patent Attorney, V.O. (2019-present)
• Project Engineer, D.O.R.C. (2016-2019)
• Trainee, Leiden University Medical Center (November 2014 – February 2015)

Education

• MSc Biomedical Engineering, Delft University of Technology (2016)
• BSc Industrial Design Engineering, Delft University of Technology (2012)
  • Minor: International Entrepreneurship and Development

Languages

• Dutch
• English