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Chapel Hill, NC, US

RTP, NC

• Senior Scientist, Analytical Sciences
• Support process development, design, scale-up, technology transfer, and start-up of cGMP manufacturing operations.
• Project lead for developing, qualifying, and validating analytical methods used for in-process testing, extended product characterization, and batch release testing for virus-like particle product.
• Establish potency assay reference standard qualification and stability monitoring programs
• Project lead for technical writing for comparability of a commercial tech transfer and scale-up for a mammalian cell culture process that produces a monoclonal antibody.
• Project lead for development of ligand-binding potency assay for advanced biologic to treat respiratory disease

RTP, NC

• Process Scientist, Analytical Sciences
• Contributes to the validation lifecycle of facilities, utilities, processes, analytical methods, and equipment following GAMP5® principles.
• Characterizes, develops, and validates analytical methods used for in-process testing, product characterization, and batch release testing.
• Drafts method qualifications and validations for a broad range of analytical equipment including microplate readers, flow cytometers, spectrophotometers, hematology analyzers, digital osmometer, cell counters, and.
• Executes IQ/OQ/PQ protocols, investigates and resolves protocol deviations and drafts final summary reports.
• Assesses process capability using statistical tools and a thorough review of production batch data.

Chapel Hill, NC

Microbiology and Immunology Department - Laboratory of Dr. Nathaniel MoormanAs a graduate student my research efforts were focused on the lytic replication cycle of the beta-herpesvirus, human cytomegalovirus (HCMV). I strove to better understand how HCMV is able to commandeer cellular machinery, re-program cell signaling networks, and re-direct resources.

Madison, Wisconsin

Plant Pathology Department - Laboratory of Dr. Andrew BentAs a student researcher my efforts were focused on identifying genes involved in plant innate immune responses, particularly against bacterial pathogens. My project involved screening a large library of single gene knockout mutants of the model organism Arabidopsis thaliana for changes in.

Bangkok Metropolitan Area, Thailand

Faculty of Science - Phayathai Campus - Laboratory of Dr. Padungsri DubbsOne of the main focuses of the lab is understanding mechanisms of antimicrobial resistance. During this research experience I procured hands-on experience with molecular biology techniques including PCR, Western blotting, immunoprecipitation, molecular cloning, DNA isolation, and.

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Microbiology And Immunology

Activities and Societies: UNC - Science and Business Club, NC DNA Day Ambassador, BBSP Peer Mentor, Graduate Teaching Assistant, UNC.

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Genetics

Activities and Societies: UW - Peer Learning Association, Club Volleyball Team, Recreational Tennis League, Genetics and Biology Tutor