AdelineSlocum.
Closing the gaps in how women's bodies are understood and designed for.
A portfolio of work, half-finished thinking, and material studies from a recent ME graduate focused on women’s health, pelvic health devices, and adjacent consumer and medtech hardware.
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I build products for women’s health, from intimate devices to adjacent medtech.
I’m a mechanical engineerand recent UMass Dartmouth graduate with hands-on experience in small consumer hardware, CAD, prototyping, and customer-facing product work. Through three years in sexual wellness retail, I’ve translated hundreds of customer needs into material, form-factor, and functionality decisions.
I care about user-centered design, clear documentation, and products that work the way people expect them to. I’m looking for product or design engineering roles across women’s health, pelvic health, and adjacent categories like breast pump, wearable, and body-contact device development.
More experiments and write-ups live in the journal.
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Women's health deserves serious engineering.
From pelvic health to postpartum care, products should be built around real bodies, not marketing trends.
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Prototype with real constraints.
Material safety, sealing, charging, and manufacturability belong at the start, not the last sprint.
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Design for every day, every life stage.
Comfort, cleanability, and reliability matter most when a product has to support someone consistently over time.
Things I’ve made,
and what I learned making them.
Let’s build better products for women’s health and daily care.
Hiring or curious
adeline@slocum-family.comElsewhere
Currently
Available immediately for product and design engineering roles across New England and the Northeast, with relocation for the right fit.