HI, I'M LESLY ROJAS

I am currently pursuing a bachelor's degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering at Oregon State University.

I have a passion for combining engineering and human-centered design to create solutions for pressing challenges in the medical and electrification field.

Over the last couple of years, I've had the opportunity to work on different award-winning inventions that range from medical devices to agriculture machinery attachments. Most notably, an adaptive cup for individuals with dysphagia (inability to swallow properly) as part of the Lemelson-MIT InvenTeam where my team and I presented at MIT to faculty, students, and community members. Something that I only saw possible in my wildest dreams as a first-generation student. Although I still have a long road ahead of me, I plan to continue sharing my journey as an aspiring engineer.

MY PATHWAY THROUGH INVENTION EDUCATION

Lesly RojasLesly was inspired to become an inventor by the power of human-centered design.

US Department of Education honors three Lemelson-MIT student affiliatesFormer Lemelson-MIT InvenTeam and Inventing Smart Solutions students spoke on a panel with US Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona organized by the White House Initiative for Hispanics during Hispanic Heritage Month.

McKay High School students in Salem receive $10,000 in MIT invention programA team of 12 students from McKay High School in Salem is one of 15 teams nationwide to receive up to $10,000 in Lemelson-MIT InvenTeams grants.

STUDENT SPOTLIGHT: McKay High School’s budding engineer looks to technology to help others - Salem Reporter

WHAT I'M UP TO NOW!

First-generation student finds community and opportunity at Oregon State | College of EngineeringPhoto by Johanna Carson Fresh from a 10-week summer software engineering internship with Medtronic in Boston, Lesly Rojas started her third year as an electrical and computer engineering student full of enthusiasm for medical technology research.

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