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Technology Support Engineer, Bristol-Myers Squibb, Wallingford, CT. (Sept. 19, 2004 to present). Responsible for PM and QC of Molecular Devices Aquamax, Thermo Multidrop and Multidrop Combi, Tecan, Titertek, Cybio, Velocity 11, Bohdan Weigher, Haystack storage platform, Multi-mode readers (LJL Analyst, PE Envision, BMG Pherastar, Imagers (PE ViewLux, Amersham LEADseeker), BMS Automated screening platforms, Labcyte Echo 555/550, Perkin-Elmer FlexDrops, Thermo CRS F3’s & CRS A465 Robot Arm's, Grippers and T475 linear tracks. Staubli TX90 series arms. Proficient in teaching and maintenance of the TX60 arms. • Understand and document assigned technology (operation procedures, advantages and limitations, product development path, as well as competitive products); develop, execute and refine a support plan based on the manufacturer’s recommendations, BMS experience, and the context in which technology is utilized by the scientific partner.• Perform regular PM and QC monitoring as scheduled and respond accordingly; develop and refine SOPs and schedules based on experience; perform gravimetric and fluorescence tests for precision and accuracy.• Work in production environment supporting, troubleshooting and implementing all levels of service and repair for laboratory automation liquid handlers; perform or arrange emergency service as needed and identify root causes; document and track all services performed to ensure compliance with departmental goals; liaison for all outside service engineers. • Labcyte; training included various topics on the Echo 555/550: Transducer testing, mechanical parts replacement, plate alignment, proper PM and QC procedures and calibration of all the x and y motors.• Automation Support Team group leader – Responsibility includes management of 3 on-site service engineers that are responsible for automation support tasks as well as executing automation health checks, repairs and QC validation for optimal automation system reliability.

Aurora UHTSS System Operator, Bristol-Myers Squibb, Wallingford, CT. (Jan. 10, 2001 to Sept. 17, 2004). Systems operator with emphasis on supporting compound transfer to 3456-well format plates.• Responsible for PM and QC of Aurora PSDR and RDR liquid handlers; performed piezo tip analysis and repaired, tuned or replaced any out-of-spec tips/valves. • Ensured class 10,000 clean room remained in specification and that proper clean room procedures were in place and were being followed. • Ensured labs were stocked with all items necessary to run the screens. • Facilities liaison for all facilities requests.

Lab Services HPLC Technician, Bristol-Myers Squibb, Wallingford, CT. (Mar. 6, 1998 to Jan. 9, 2001). Assigned to construct a Preventative Maintenance program for various HPLC instruments.• Responsible for PM and QC on over 27 Shimadzu HPLCs; Measured column effectiveness and stability; Responsible for test mix preparation for HPLC columns and mobile phase preparation. • Experienced with Polymer Labs ELS detectors PM and repair. • Experienced with mass spectrometry units service and repair. • Repaired and serviced various model centrifuges. • Ensured user training for all chemists. Topics included: Proper sample preparation, column replacement, filter replacement and software training.

Media Prep Technician, Bristol-Myers Squibb, Wallingford, CT. (Oct. 19, 1990 to Mar. 4, 1998). Prepared media, agars and broths for cell-based plates. • Worked closely with BMS Natural products group in designing different agars and broths for proper cell & colonies growth; experienced with various plate dispensers. • Worked with Virology and Vivarium group to design special rodac plate for QC laboratory testing. • Worked with Ray Lam, PhD on 2 NASA cell growth test projects that traveled into orbit on the space shuttle (October 29th 1998 on STS-95). • Experienced in Vivarium and BSL-3 environments as well as aseptic techniques.

• Responsible for building a strong softball team by teaching and training the players on game format and techniques• Conduct practice session and exercising drills to improve flexibility, stamina and strength of the players• Assist the head coach in improving the competence level of the player• Responsible for 1st base coaching responsibilities• Communicate with players and understand their requirements and problems, take action as necessary.• Assisted in youth training camps and clinics year round • Developed a community softball awareness radio program, to encourage youth participation • Prepare practice schedules; work out modules for the players to follow• Inform players about proper nutrition and timings of food intake for high athletic performance• Developed workout regimens and softball drills for the team• Encouraged players in the development of physical skills and positive attitudes for total success in our program and in their lives.• In-depth knowledge about softball game strategies, regulations and techniques. With the focus being team play.• Highly skillful at teaching and training players at a competitive professional level• Excellent analytical, interpretation skills• Ability to plan, execute and lead tasks• High physical fitness levels• Strong ability to motivate players towards personal and team success• Strong emphasis on batting and outfield drills

Performed patient assessments, provided advanced triage treatment to patients who are in life threaten distress, performed electrocardiograms, provided intravenous therapy, specimen collection (blood, stool, sputum, urine), assisted physicians (cardio version, a-lines, cardiac arrest, M.I.'s ) and performed wound care, splinting, and irrigation. Participated in the exchange of information between off-going and on-coming shifts and in Resident meetings as necessary and operated a multitude of medical devices and equipment appropriate for field use as approved by the agency and treatment protocols. Checked all personal gear, assigned vehicles, equipment and tools to ensure safe and effective operation.Able to work well under pressure in disaster situations. Excellent knowledge of all Emergency Medical procedures.Certified with C.P.R. and Heimlich Methods of Resuscitation. Proven capabilities to handle the situations such as emergency childbirth and heart attacks.Showed skills in claims of dressings, including burn dressings, oxygen Tourniquets, IVs. Very good knowledge of procedures for critical burns, gunshot wounds, shock, physical, wife battering and manifestations of child abuse. Able to provide emergency treatment for rape victims with the guidance and under rules. Having very good knowledge of all main streets and secondary routes. Excellent sense of map and direction reading ability.

Site Manager/ Area Manager, Service Management Group, Bridgeport, CT (Oct. 27, 1987 to Jan. 10th 1990). Responsible for managing Clairol in Stamford, CT, responsibilities included managing 5 full-time housekeeping employees, one full-time supervisor as well as 24 part-time employees. • Promoted to Area Manager (full time); managed 25 sites with 150 employee’s total, in Southwestern CT. Managed payroll hours for all employees. Maintained daily and weekly customer contact. Coordinated weekly and monthly meetings with site supervisors. Responsible for site inspections and work scheduling Ordered supplies for accounts on monthly basis. • Promoted to Site Manager at Bristol-Myers Squibb; Managed Bristol-Myers Squibb account with 50 full time employee’s total. Managed payroll hours for all of the employees. Maintained daily and weekly customer contact to ensure service and quality. Coordinated weekly and monthly meetings with the site supervisor. Responsible for site inspections and work scheduling.