Aria Lorenz
About Aria Lorenz
Aria Lorenz is an Integration Engineer with a background in Mechanical Engineering and Robotics from Carnegie Mellon University. She has experience working as an intern at Launcher and has held research and teaching assistant positions at her alma mater.
Work at Vicarious Surgical
Aria Lorenz has been employed at Vicarious Surgical Inc. as an Integration Engineer since 2022. In this role, Lorenz is involved in the integration of various systems within the company's surgical robotics technology. The position requires expertise in engineering principles and collaboration with multidisciplinary teams to enhance surgical solutions.
Previous Experience at Launcher
Prior to joining Vicarious Surgical, Aria Lorenz worked as an Avionics Intern at Launcher for three months in 2021. This internship provided hands-on experience in avionics systems, contributing to the development of aerospace technologies. The role involved working closely with engineering teams to support project goals.
Research Assistant Role at Carnegie Mellon University
In 2020, Aria Lorenz served as a Research Assistant at Carnegie Mellon University for six months. This position involved supporting research projects, likely in the fields of mechanical engineering and robotics. The role required analytical skills and the ability to work with advanced engineering concepts.
Teaching Assistant Experience at Carnegie Mellon University
Aria Lorenz also worked as a Numerical Methods Teaching Assistant at Carnegie Mellon University in 2020 for six months. This role involved assisting students in understanding numerical methods, providing support in coursework, and facilitating learning in engineering subjects.
Education in Mechanical Engineering and Robotics
Aria Lorenz completed a Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering and Robotics at Carnegie Mellon University from 2018 to 2022. In addition to the major, Lorenz pursued a Minor in Chinese Studies. This educational background provided a strong foundation in engineering principles and robotics applications.