The FLOW Team
TAYA VORONKO
Co-Founder
Taya is a recent Mechanical Engineering and Economics graduate from Columbia University in New York. Equipped with experience in the pharmaceutical industry and water purification projects, she aims to develop the FLOW into a device made for enhanced and accessible health. Teamed with her prototyping and iterative design experience, Taya is excited to bring the FLOW to life and make a positive change in the period healthcare market.
Daniela Durón García
Co-Founder
Daniela is recent double graduate from Georgetown (B.S. in Mathematics) University and Columbia University (B.S. in Mechanical Engineering). She is passionate about engineering accessible, sustainable, and affordable products that will improve the health of their consumers. As a first-generation low-income student, she is eager to give back to her community through the products she creates. Her roles as a prototyping researcher for Carleton Laboratory and as Lab Assistant for the Mechanical Engineering Department have contributed to her CAD and manufacturing abilities, two skills that will prove valuable in bringing FLOW into the world.
Andrew Parda
Co-Founder
Andrew is excited to bring his background in Math (Georgetown University, BS, 2018) and Mechanical Engineering (Columbia University, BS, 2020) to the FLOW team, as well as his experience in bacterial disinfection research. This background has developed and honed his skills in product design and iterative prototyping, allowing him to help make the FLOW a disruptive and effective solution for menstruators. He strongly believes in the end-user being at the center of the design process, and hopes to empower menstruators by addressing inconvenience, stigma, safety, and cleanliness through the user-centered features of FLOW products.