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Rancho Santa Margarita, California, United States

Orange, California, United States

- Oversee all aspects of production operations for Micro-D (MIL-STD-83513) & Nano-D (MIL-STD-32139) assemblies, including scheduling, inventory management, and quality control in an efficient and prompt manner resulting in an increase of revenue by 14% over 2 years. - Developed and nurtured a culture of accountability, collaboration, empowerment, and.

Orange, California, United States

- Developed and maintained production schedules to meet customer demand while optimizing inventory levels and production efficiency thus reducing quoted lead time to our customer by four weeks. -Coordinated with cross-functional teams including procurement, manufacturing, and logistics to ensure timely delivery of materials and products resulting in an.

Irvine, California, United States

-Supervised and mentored a team of pharmacy technicians, providing training and guidance to ensure compliance with pharmacy regulations and best practices.-Conducted regular audits of pharmacy inventory and medication storage areas to ensure compliance with regulatory requirements and minimize medication errors.-Collaborated with pharmacists and other.

Mission Viejo, California, United States

- Oversaw all aspects of laboratory operations including chemical preparation, inventory management, purchasing, equipment maintenance and calibration. - Instructed 200+ students on lab safety protocols, correct handling of lab equipment and chemicals, and appropriate lab etiquette. - Enforced college safety policies which include proper disposing of.

Irvine, California, United States

My responsibilities included chemical preparation, equipment maintenance, lab setup, and safety compliance. Overall, my role as a Chemistry Stockroom Technician was essential in supporting the educational objectives of the chemistry department.

Irvine, California, United States

Genetically engineered nanoparticles for targeted drug delivery. Created truncated mutants of the wild-type E2 scaffold to be able to denature and re-form in response to changing pH conditions. The denaturation of the E2 scaffold allows chemotherapeutic agent Doxorubicin to be encapsulated thus isolating it from healthy cells when introduced into the body.