"It was at Queen’s that I met my co-founder, Shea Quinn, who was studying Mechanical Engineering at the time. Together we went on to build Bioliberty - Queen’s not only shaped how I think about problem solving, but also gave me the relationships that made my career possible."

After completing his degree in Product Design Engineering, Conan became the Co-Founder of Bioliberty, a medical technology company developing wearable rehabilitation devices that help people regain function after neurological injury. Conan is based in the United States and is working with healthcare systems to bring these innovations into clinical practice. The skills that he learned during his time at Queen's have been critical for his career:

"The Product Design Engineering course taught me how to approach complex problems with a structured engineering mindset, something that has been invaluable in the medical technology industry. 

Queen’s has such an impressive community of alumni doing meaningful work around the world, so it’s a real privilege to be recognised as an 18-45 leader."