I gained expertise in molecular genetics, cell culture, and protein-based biochemical techniques during my Ph.D. studies covering surface receptor protein expression, regulation/signaling pathways, and alternative polyadenylation-based RNA biology in breast cancer. I believe the skills I have acquired during my nine years of a research assistantship, including self-learning, teaching & mentorship for students, experimental design, problem-solving, the ability to offer alternatives, and taking the initiative, will be useful in my future work experiences. I enjoy leading projects that are demanding and challenging. My co-workers, students, and supervisors describe me as an organized and proactive person during high-intensity jobs.Currently, I am looking for job opportunities where I can be part of an R&D team and contribute to research projects covering my experience and interests!