Cindy Tung
About Cindy Tung
Cindy Tung is a Manufacturing Engineer and Supply Chain Intern currently working at Promaxo. She holds a Bachelor of Science degree from UC Berkeley and has a strong interest in healthcare technology, sustainability, and various engineering fields.
Work at Promaxo
Cindy Tung currently serves as a Manufacturing Engineer and Supply Chain Intern at Promaxo, a position she has held since 2022. In this role, she contributes to the development and optimization of manufacturing processes and supply chain management. Her work focuses on enhancing operational efficiency within the organization, aligning with her background in engineering and supply chain principles.
Education and Expertise
Cindy Tung has a Bachelor of Science degree from UC Berkeley College of Engineering, where she studied from 2021 to 2023. She also holds a minor in materials science and engineering alongside her major in bioengineering. Prior to her time at UC Berkeley, she studied at Foothill College from 2019 to 2021. Her educational background provides her with a strong foundation in engineering principles and applications.
Background
Cindy Tung began her academic journey at Henry M. Gunn High School, where she earned her High School Diploma from 2015 to 2019. Following high school, she pursued higher education at Foothill College and later transferred to UC Berkeley. Her early experiences include various internships and positions that have shaped her career path in engineering and healthcare technology.
Internship Experience
Cindy has gained diverse internship experience throughout her career. She worked as a Bioresearch Intern at Stanford University in 2021, a Dermatology Intern at the VA Palo Alto Healthcare System from 2016 to 2018, and as an R&D Product Development Engineer Intern at Potrero Medical in 2021. These roles have provided her with practical skills and insights into the intersection of healthcare and technology.
Research and Advocacy
Cindy is currently involved in research as an Undergraduate Research Assistant at UC Berkeley's Electrical Engineering & Computer Sciences (EECS) department since 2022. Additionally, she participates in the Fung Fellowship at UC Berkeley as a Conservation + Technology Research Fellow, focusing on sustainability and conservation, particularly in marine science. Her interests include regenerative medicine, medical device innovation, and bioinformatics.