Kay Sim
About Kay Sim
Kay Sim is a Senior Human Factors Engineer at Teleflex with a background in graphic and interactive design, as well as medical device design.
Current Role at Teleflex
Kay Sim is currently employed as a Senior Human Factors Engineer at Teleflex. In this role, Kay operates as a remote employee, providing specialized expertise in human factors engineering. Additionally, Kay has been based in the Reading, Pennsylvania area while contributing to Teleflex, a company known for its innovations in medical devices.
Freelance Graphic Design Experience
Between 2015 and 2017, Kay Sim worked as a freelance graphic designer under the name Kay Sim Designs. This period allowed Kay to hone expertise in graphic and interactive design, leveraging creative skills while managing independent projects. This freelance experience also coincided with Kay's pursuit of a Master's degree, demonstrating strong multitasking abilities.
Past Role at 160over90
Kay Sim held several roles at the marketing and design agency 160over90 from 2011 to 2015. Initially joining as a Designer, Kay spent three years deploying design expertise. Later, Kay transitioned to the role of Director of Recruitment, managing talent acquisition and demonstrating leadership capabilities.
Educational Background in Design
Kay Sim's educational journey includes a Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) in Graphic and Interactive Design from the Tyler School of Art at Temple University, completed over four years from 2007 to 2011. Furthering this foundation, Kay studied Medical Device Design at the National College of Art & Design, earning a Master’s degree in a year-long program from 2016 to 2017. This diverse academic background supports Kay's transition from design to human factors engineering.
Skills in Human Factors and Medical Device Design
Kay Sim has built a versatile skill set that spans graphic and interactive design as well as medical device design. This expertise underpins Kay's current role as a Senior Human Factors Engineer at Teleflex, where knowledge in designing for usability and user experience in medical contexts is crucial. Kay's ability to navigate both remote and in-office work environments further showcases adaptability and professional versatility.