Alexander Arundell Email & Phone Number

Huntingdon, England, United Kingdom

Melbourn, England, United Kingdom

I am currently employed as part of the equipment team at Intertek Melbourn, a GMP pharmaceutical lab specialising in HPLC and testing of inhalable drugs. I work with the quality assurance and laboratory teams to:• Organise the calibration, qualification and maintenance of a broad variety of laboratory equipment, particularly HPLC units, to a GMP standard. • Work can be routine or ad-hoc, and everything must be planned in conjunction with scientists and other members of the equipment and lab support teams to ensure that there is minimal disruption to ever-changing schedules and requirements. • Produce and maintain accurate equipment records for everything ranging from pipettes, local exhaust ventilation, temperature monitoring and multiple water purifying systems, as well as the storage of drug-products and samples.I started working at Intertek Melbourn in mid-2021 so that I could return to the scientific industry and learn more about the techniques and equipment that I have employed in the past. It is my goal to continue to develop these skills so that I can apply them in the future to further my career and education.

Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom

RA within the assay team. My role included:• Following established methods and SOPs to generate results for internal and client-based projects to a GLP standard.• Researching, developing or improving methods involving techniques such as HPLC, FTIR and ELISA to characterise and quantify materials.• Data processing and statistics using specialist software.• Liaison with different teams and a sister-site to report progress and advance projects.• Managing my own workload within the confines of strict deadlines,

Peterborough, England, United Kingdom

I supported a deafblind individual in their day-to-day activities, ranging from running a customer-facing business and administration to housework and leisure.

Cambridge, England, United Kingdom

RA within the assay team. My role included:• Following established methods and SOPs to generate results for internal and client-based projects to a GLP standard.• Researching, developing or improving methods involving techniques such as HPLC, FTIR and ELISA to characterise and quantify materials.• Data processing and statistics using specialist software.• Liaison with different teams and a sister-site to report progress and advance projects.• Managing my own workload within the confines of strict deadlines, keeping accurate records in the process.

I was taken on as an summer intern between my first and second years of studying for a BSc in biomedical science at university. During this time I gained my first industrial science experience, working as a research assistant within the assay team.

Peterborough, England, United Kingdom

I provided care to dementia residents in a care home. Duties included personal care, emotional support record keeping and housekeeping. The residents largely had early-onset dementia, so were physically active but required full supervision and guidance in every task. Patience and tactical thinking were essential to perform my role effectively.