Argon Medical Devices

Sarah Ehrlich [Photo courtesy of Argon Medical Devices]

Sarah Ehrlich, sustaining mechanical engineer at Argon Medical Devices, holds a B.S in mechanical engineering from the University of Texas at Tyler.

“My parents knew I would become an engineer before I did,” she said. “Growing up, I was the big sister who put back together whatever my younger siblings decided to tear apart. I started as an English major in college with aspirations of becoming a journalist. However, I grew bored and desired something more challenging, where I could make an impact, help solve problems, and improve someone’s quality of life. That is when my dad suggested engineering. I switched programs and knew that this was where I am supposed to be. Fast forward and I am a part of the CIP Team (Sustaining Engineering) where I have the privilege of working on projects which improve product quality…

Sophie Marcoux [Photo courtesy of Argon Medical Devices]

“I graduated from the University of Laval in Quebec City with my bachelor of engineering. After a year of experience in consulting with SNC Lavalin, I joined Medical Devices Technologies in Gainesville, Florida as an Engineer I.”

“Throughout my time with Medical Devices Technologies, I was promoted to a management role and tasked with overseeing the development of single-use disposable medical devices.”

“In 2006, the company was acquired by Angiotech Pharmaceuticals, and I was promoted to director of product development. My team and I were responsible for the development and clearance of a growing portfolio of interventional radiology medical devices.”

In 2013, I joined Argon Medical Devices, Inc. as the director of product development. My focus was on growing a team of talented people to focus on the R…