Kamron Soltani is a mechanical engineer specializing in human-centered product design and mechatronics. He completed his B.S. and M.S. in Mechanical Engineering at UC Berkeley, with an emphasis on mechanical design, manufacturing, and embedded systems for wearable robotic fabrics. He has also conducted research at NTU Singapore and TUHH Germany, focusing on soft robotic applications. At Mangrove, Kamron leads the design of the Turi-Tap handpump connection while also working on the chlorine sensor project. Outside of work, Kamron is an avid sourdough baker, public transit enthusiast, and film photographer.