Timothy Hyde

Timothy Hyde is the Senior Manager of Mechanical Engineering at Butterfly Network, Inc., with extensive experience in mechanical engineering roles and a strong background in product development and innovation.

Title

Timothy Hyde is currently the Senior Manager of Mechanical Engineering at Butterfly Network, Inc.

Current Role

As the Senior Manager of Mechanical Engineering at Butterfly Network, Inc., Timothy Hyde oversees the development and improvement of mechanical designs and systems. He leads a team of engineers in creating advanced medical devices aimed at enhancing patient diagnostics.

Previous Positions

Before assuming his current role, Timothy Hyde served as a Senior Mechanical Engineer at Butterfly Network, Inc. for 11 months. Prior to that, he worked at Alloy Product Development in various capacities, including Mechanical Engineer I through IV from 2012 to 2020. He also has experience as an R&D Engineer at Newell Rubbermaid, an Engineering Co-Op at John Deere, and intern roles at Draka Comteq and Hanes Industries.

Educational Background

Timothy Hyde earned his Master of Business Administration (MBA) from the University of South Carolina, completing his studies between 2019 and 2022. He also holds a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from North Carolina State University, where he studied from 2005 to 2010.

Professional Contributions

Timothy Hyde has a track record of significant contributions to the field of mechanical engineering. He led a team that developed a new medical device at Butterfly Network, Inc. and holds a patent for a novel die casting process used in medical device manufacturing. He has also published a paper on advanced injection molding techniques and presented innovative prototyping methods at the 2022 Medical Device Design Conference.

Mentorship and Volunteer Work

In addition to his professional roles, Timothy Hyde is actively involved in mentorship and volunteer work. He regularly mentors junior engineers at Butterfly Network, Inc. through an internal mentorship program and volunteers as a guest lecturer at the University of South Carolina, focusing on mechanical engineering and product design.