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Madison, WI, US

Madison, Wisconsin, US

Beloit, Wisconsin, US

 Supervise 3 chemical process engineer direct reports Technical lead of the Ac-225 Process team Oversee 4 working groups aimed at developing a novel Ac-225 production process, analytical methods, and associated custom equipment

Beloit, Wisconsin, US

 Technical lead on a non-uranium based Mo-99 radiopharmaceutical processing facility Dual roles as project leader and subject matter expert on multiple equipment systems Joined project team after turnover of multiple previous leaders and SMEs Guided team through later-stage development and characterization run activities Helped adapt dissolution.

Beloit, Wisconsin, US

 Technical lead on Mo-99 reclamation facility Joined team during first chemical runs in production facility, which exposed significant design flaws Designed/implemented adaptations for process to handle Concentrated HCl streams  Drove project though DOE, commissioning, and first engineering run

Madison, WI, US

 Lead and collaborate in projects involving the manufacturing of cellular therapeutics, plasmid DNA, and proteins for human clinical trials Oversee projects and tasks; manage personnel, time, and resources, delegate tasks, problem solve, analyzeresults, prepare reports, present findings and conclusions to group members and clients

Madison, WI, US

 Develop scalable, closed-system, aseptic processes  Proficient in upstream and downstream manufacturing processes  Author and edit manufacturing formulas, SOPs, and other cGMP documentation Procure and qualify equipment for cGMP manufacturing  Design and execute IQ/OQ /PQ for pertinent equipment  Train WB full-time staff and students how to operate.

US

 Developed and improved applications that generated graphical displays of clinical data in MATLAB

Madison, Wisconsin, US

 Developed protocol for throughput cytotoxicity testing of enzymatically-modified drugs  Wrote macros that automatically sorted raw data into tables, plotted data in GraphPad Prism,then displayed and formatted pertinent information in PowerPoint  Engineered and characterized antibody-drug conjugates  Maintained a variety of cancer cell lines in culture.

Engaged in research projects to improve the viability of pancreatic islets and organs fortransplantation  Developed macros in Microsoft Office to aid in data analysis, archiving, and presentation  Tested the effect of temperature, pressure, and culture device type on islet viability duringshipments to national research and transplantation centers