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Terrero Labs

About

Engineer, builder, and systems thinker.

I’m Jonathan Terrero, a Software Engineer I at OmniFlex Fitness and a biomedical engineering student at Florida Gulf Coast University. Terrero Labs is the umbrella for my work as an engineer: the projects, research, and skills behind them.

HeartWire is my health-tech startup, now being formally set up. It’s where the products live: MindMap, GastroGuard, SkinTrack+, HeartWire OS, and later GlucoLoop.

I treat the body and mind as systems: inputs, outputs, and patterns that can be measured, understood, and improved over time. Structured inputs and explicit hypotheses beat anecdotes when you’re trying to understand something that changes constantly — and the same rule applies to my own work, which is why every project here says what has and hasn’t been verified.

Outside engineering, I’m an Orthodox Christian, a powerlifter, and a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu practitioner. Those shape how I approach problems: consistent, deliberate, and grounded in reality.

Education

  • Florida Gulf Coast University

    B.S. Biomedical Engineering · minors in Physics and Computer Science

    Expected May 2027
  • Florida SouthWestern State College

    A.A., focus in Bioengineering and Biochemistry

    December 2023

Leadership

  • Treasurer · National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE)
  • Head of Development · Collegiate 100
  • Member · Biomedical Engineering Society (BMES)
  • Member · Florida Engineering Society (FES)

Coursework

Relevant courses, and what they produced

  • Physiology for Engineers I & II

    ODE models of cardiovascular, metabolic, cellular, and neural physiology in MATLAB/Simulink

    Quantitative Physiology Models →
  • Biofluid MechanicsBME 3261C

    Blood rheology, hydrostatics, stenosis flow, and a CPAP design-challenge simulation

    BME Visualizations →
  • Biomechanics

    Sagittal-plane knee equilibrium and patellar-tendon force model

    BME Visualizations →
  • Bioperformance of Materials

    Graphene-oxide fibroblast-recovery study design and degradation models

    BME Visualizations →
  • Medical Instrument Architecture

    Medical-device signal chain from measurand to display, with patient isolation

    BME Visualizations →
  • Biomedical Signal Models

    Electrode loading, sensor linearity, CMRR, noise, and filter design

    BME Visualizations →
  • Intro to Mechatronic Design

    Arduino firmware: FSM control, sensing, and inverse kinematics for a robotic arm

    Robotic Pick-and-Place Arm →
  • Design for ManufacturingEGN 3433C

    Where the modular knee brace started: SolidWorks design, manufacturing choices, and static FEA

    Modular Knee Brace →
  • Circuits

    Circuit analysis — the basis for the instrumentation signal-chain models

  • Signals & Systems

    LTI systems, transforms, and filtering — the basis for the filter-bank and signal models

Capabilities

What I can build, and where it shows