Aubrey Snyder Email & Phone Number

Noblesville, In

• Assist with writing and editing body of laboratory Standard Operating Procedures (SOP’s)• Perform study and monthly process audits and provided suggestions for conforming to new SOP’s

Cincinnati Area And Indianapolis Area

- Sell Premier Designs jewelry through Home Shows, Catalog Shows, and Individual Orders. - Provide encouragement and support to hostesses and guests.- Organize calendar, tag jewelry, and order supplies.- Provide presentation detailing history of Premier and proper care of jewelry, demonstrating ways to wear specific items, and providing information on the hostess and jeweler programs.

Indianapolis, Indiana Area

• Coordinated all carbon-14 radiotracer shipment request internally (RSGA, formulations, biology) and externally (CROs, universities).• Dispensed and packaged all carbon-14 radiotracer internal and external shipments according to Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) and Department of Transportation (DOT) requirements• Synthesized and purified carbon-14 radiotracers to support product development candidates, registration, and Managing Existing Business (MEB) projects• Served as focal point for maintaining detailed and accurate radiotracer inventory records and approved submission of unlabeled and stable isotope compounds into inventory• Synthesized and purified unlabeled and isotopically labeled requested compounds, including metabolites and impuries, often under tight timelines• Assisted in training four other chemists in carbon-14 radiotracer procedures• Participated in outsourcing projects to Contract Research Organizations (CRO’s)• Utilized electronic notebook, ChemDraw, ACD ChemSketch, Symyx Isentris, CISPro/RDSIMS inventory system, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Powerpoint• Presented chemistry research updates to Process Chemistry group at monthly meetings• Authored internal scientific report detailing 9-step synthesis of a stable isotope standard• Proficient in multiple purification methods (normal and reverse phase flash column chromatography, preparatory HPLC chromatography, recrystallization) and analytical techniques (TLC, HPLC, NMR, LCMS, GCMS, melting point)

Noblesville, In

• Determined fluoride content for various toothpastes according to ADA-approved methods• Performed remineralization/demineralization studies to determine impact of treatments on hardness and fluoride content of bovine and human teeth samples• Revised and edited existing laboratory Standard Operating Procedures (SOP's)

Indianapolis, Indiana Area

• Trained five individuals during two assignments in Mannheim, Germany, as part of the Indianapolis to Mannheim transfer project (October–December 2009, March–May 2010)o Individually selected by Roche Indianapolis and specifically requested by Roche Germany• Operated and trained on Integra 700 and 800, Hitachi 917, and Modular P Analyzers o Youngest scientist in the department ever to be certified as a trainer• Determined optimal formulation for various batches of 30 DAT and TDM assays according to Bulk Testing Instructions (BTI’s) and Standard Operating Procedures (SOP’s)• Analyzed titering data utilizing trending of current and past performance data to optimize bulk formulations and ensure product quality• Utilized SAP, e-DocCompliance, and Microsoft Excel• Documented work meticulously and in accordance with FDA and ISO regulations and Roche Quality System requirements• Reviewed Detailed Manufacturing Instructions (DMI’s) for completeness and correctness to consistently deliver accuracy of greater than 97% for manufacturing documentation• Organized Previously Approved Lot (PAL) reagents for internal use and shipped samples to Germany for use in training and troubleshooting• Interacted and cooperated with compounding and titering scientists to obtain materials, communicate correct concentrations, discuss troubleshooting methods, and interpret data

• Taught concepts in general and organic chemistry to five students• Encouraged and motivated students to excel in their studies

• Successfully completed a multistep synthesis of a stable isotope of Sulfoxaflor insecticide• Utilized several separation methods (column chromatography) and spectroscopic techniques (NMR, MS)• Maintained an electronic notebook to document all research per current Good Laboratory Practices• Presented research results at the end of the summer project for approximately 100 scientific colleagues

• Performed experiments in Butler’s science labs under the supervision of Dr. John Esteb• Utilized ChemDraw and Microsoft Word to formally document results• Collaborated with colleagues at Nexaura to share results and discuss next research steps• Presented research results at Butler’s Undergraduate Research Conference for 30 students and faculty