Mechanical EngineeringBioprocess HardwareSoft Interfaces

Building patient-first systems where mechanics meet biology.

I’m a Masters of Bioprocess Engineering (MBPE) student at the Unversity of California, Berkeley working across assistive devices, soft-material interfaces, and single-use bioprocessing systems for cell-therapy manufacturing.

Toni Chevillotte
BS
Mechanical Engineering - University of California, Santa Barbara
R&D
Bioprocess Systems
UC Berkeley
Master of Bioprocess Engineering

Overview

Work across assistive technology, research, and bioprocess engineering.

Projects

Assistive devices, soft interfaces, and bioprocess hardware.

Selected work ranges from a cause-and-effect therapeutic vehicle to capillary bridge testing on experimental gels and single-use cell-therapy manufacturing hardware.

BanGO — Cause & Effect Vehicle
A clinic-friendly assistive vehicle that lets children initiate motion through a guitar-inspired sensor, playful sound feedback, and accessible controls.
Single-Use Bioprocess Assemblies — SaniSure
Single-use fluid-path hardware for cell-therapy manufacturing, built around leak integrity, manufacturability, and closed-process reliability.
Capillary Bridge Testing on Experimental Gel — Dressaire Lab
A soft-matter research platform for measuring capillary adhesion, wetting, and force–separation behavior on experimental gels.
Assistive devices, soft interfaces, and bioprocess hardware.

Experience

R&D experience across biotech hardware, research, and automotive systems.

Research and industry roles spanning biotech hardware, soft-matter interfaces, and automotive systems development.

Dressaire Lab · UCSBSaniSureAUDI AG
R&D experience across biotech hardware, research, and automotive systems.

Education

UC Berkeley, UCSB, UC Davis, and engineering fundamentals.

A focused academic path in mechanical engineering, honors coursework, design teams, and research.

Background

Leadership, service, languages, and honors.

Volunteering, honors, certifications, and languages beyond core technical work.

Contact

Let’s build something useful.

Open to collaborations in assistive devices, bioprocess hardware, and cell-therapy systems.