Erik Ryde
About Erik Ryde
Erik Ryde is an Engineer II at Lyndra Therapeutics, where he has worked since 2021. He has a background in mechanical engineering and has held various roles in engineering and consulting at Lyndra and other companies.
Work at Lyndra Therapeutics
Erik Ryde has held multiple positions at Lyndra Therapeutics, contributing to the company's engineering efforts. He began as a Research & Development Co-op in 2016, working for five months in Cambridge, MA. He then transitioned to the role of Junior Design Engineer, where he worked for one year in Watertown, MA. In 2019, he served as an Engineering Consultant for four months before taking on a full-time Engineer position. Since 2021, he has been employed as Engineer II, continuing to contribute to projects in Watertown, Massachusetts.
Previous Experience in Engineering
Prior to his current role at Lyndra Therapeutics, Erik Ryde gained valuable experience in various engineering positions. He worked as a Hardware Engineer Co-op at Amazon Robotics for five months in 2018 in North Reading, MA. Additionally, he completed a Mechanical Engineering Internship at Kaiam Corporation for two months in 2015 in Newark, California. These roles provided him with practical skills and insights into the engineering field.
Education and Expertise
Erik Ryde studied Mechanical Engineering and Mathematics at Northeastern University, where he earned a Bachelor of Science degree from 2014 to 2019. His education laid the foundation for his engineering career. He also attended Cushing Academy from 2011 to 2014, where he completed his secondary education. This academic background equipped him with the necessary knowledge and skills for his engineering roles.
Early Career and Sales Experience
Before pursuing a career in engineering, Erik Ryde worked as a Sales Associate at Hästens Beds for one month in 2015 in Boston, Massachusetts. This early experience in sales provided him with customer service skills. His diverse work history reflects his adaptability and willingness to explore different fields before focusing on engineering.