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Angela Cheng is a skilled engineering professional with a diverse background in research, teaching, and mechanical design. Experience includes roles as a Research Assistant at the University of Calgary, focusing on alternatives for breast cancer detection using microwave imaging, and as a Junior Mechanical Design Engineer at Kamengo, where project designs exceeded $400,000. Angela has served as a Graduate Teaching Assistant at Stanford University and a Teaching Assistant at the University of British Columbia, emphasizing hands-on learning in mechanical design. As a Robotics and Controls Engineer at Johnson & Johnson, Angela has contributed significantly to robotics projects, including identifying design improvements and developing testing protocols for medical devices. Angela holds a Bachelor’s degree in Engineering Physics from The University of British Columbia and a Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Stanford University.