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Greater Boston

Part of the Operations Leadership Development Program at Entegris.This will be a 27-month program, with three 9-months rotations : 1) Production Supervisor2) Production Planner3) Continuous Improvement SpecialistDeveloped and maintained a weekly production schedule aligned with customer orders and forecasted demand across four work centers, averaging a total of $12 million in total orders at any given timeCollaborated with the procurement team to ensure timely ordering and delivery of all necessary raw materials.Successfully reduced the past due backlog from $4.2 million to $130,000 by prioritizing production, optimizing labor allocation, and conducting weekly updates with key stakeholders.Recipient of the SPOT award for successfully reducing backlog and maintaining agility in response to growing industry demand and operational challenges

Bedford, Massachusetts, United States

Part of the Operations Leadership Development Program at Entegris.This will be a 27-month program, with three 9-months rotations : 1) Production Supervisor2) Production Planner3) Continuous Improvement SpecialistCoordinated with Engineering, Quality, and Production supervisors to ensure weekly output goals were consistently met.Supervised a team of five in the Surface Modification Line, consistently achieving an average monthly revenue of $1.2 million, exceeding goals by 5%.Led daily Tier 1 meetings to review production schedules, address immediate mechanical and raw material issues, and track progress on key performance indicators (KPIs) such as output, downtime, and overtime percentage.

Greater Boston

Led Validation and Qualification efforts of new suppliers in metal membrane product line, alleviating material shortage concerns and boosting weekly revenue by $75,000Facilitated GR&R analysis, evaluating accuracy of all measuring equipment in production and improving precision of measurements by 10% via improved operator training and equipment calibrationLiaised with RnD and NPI to complete testing on New Product Lines, resulting in the release of two new products worth $125,000 per year

Kansas City, Missouri, United States

Quality and Audit Management- Managed regulatory compliance for 20-product portfolio valued at ~$100M via SOP updates, requirements mapping, andinspection reviews- Drove 30% reduction in downtime by reviewing production trends and inspecting parts to ensure conformance with DoEstandards and long term growth- Served as primary quality representative during DoE monthly audits, collaborating with diverse project teams (internaland external) to provide quantitative and qualitative analyses to manage risk and achieve 0 findingsGreen Belt Lead- Developed ~$400K project charter by researching and modeling 3 major production areas, scoping operational issues,and gathering voice of customer- Led cross functional team of engineers, supervisors and operators to generate process reviews and other strategicinitiatives; identified 16% of production forms accounting for >50% errors via Pareto analysis

Franklin, New Jersey

Global manufacturer of dentistry products and systems, generating $820 million in yearly revenue. Non-Conforming Product Management:- Spearheaded investigative efforts for root cause analysis, creation of corrective & preventive actions, and awareness training for departments, collaborating with 140+ employees - Managed the NCR/Complaint process to ensure compliance with medical device regulations as well as company KPI’s, helping decrease the number of open NCRs/Complaints by 25% - Oversaw the disposition of 1,000+ quarantined products on a weekly basis, ensuring correct GDP and GMP are followed - Analyzed and Presented NCRs/Complaints to facility on a quarterly basis to inform of progress of backlogs (upwards of $25,000) and bring to attention negative trends, helping reduce average backlog time by 35%Lead Internal Auditor:-Led internal audits in production, R & D, and logistics in order to ensure compliance of batch records, labels and production orders with internal and external regulatory standards -Presented audit reports to the Quality Director and head of audited department, identifying issues and following up on corrective/preventative actions to ensure completion within negotiated timeline-Assisted in backroom/frontroom endeavors during external audits, all of which resulted in 0 findings by the FDA and

Ocean, New Jersey

• Implemented schematics and SOP's to effectively solve engineering project issues using 5s and Pareto analysis techniques and reduce scrap work by 20% • Designed and analyzed mechanical systems and mechanisms including custom manifolds and plastic chippers, reducing shipping expenditures by 25%• Reviewed processing schedules and production orders concerning inventory requirements, work procedures and duty assignments, considering budgetary limitations and time constraints.

Rutgers University

During my time as a Research Assistant, I will be working with materials such as Graphite, HDPE, etc My duties include monitoring extrusion and injection molding on various polymers in order to produce a product with a good mix of strength and flexibility. Through proper data analysis (Tensile, Impact, Flex tests and FTIR), I will characterize the plastics based on strength, elastic modulus, among other traits. Additionally, I am conducting literature searches on various polymers in order to not only get a better sense of the Materials Science world, but to understand how research articles are written and structured.

Piscataway, New Jersey

During this one week summer job (done in two separate years) I assisted a large group highschool kids in navigating the camp. I critiqued their business plans and provided valuable insight on how to improve their product. I attended trips to NYSE, Johnson and Johnson, and the MARS factory. Through these trips, I learned more about the corporate world, specifically supply chain management, and how it impacts all fields in the workforce. Perhaps the most important part of the job was discovering my love for providing leadership and mentoring to people who seek it. It was a valuable experience and allowed me to refine my interpersonal skills, while having a great time.

Rutgers University

As the current Professional Development Director, I am responsible for leading the meetings of Rutgers Chapter of Phi Beta Lambda, a professional development club. Additionally, I have my own committee, which was picked based on their resume and performance in interviews, which I myself conducted. The general club meetings are based on around topics that are pertinent to the success of students, such as resume skills, public speaking, communication, among many other traits. In other words, we aim to develop the soft skills necessary for success in industry. The meetings are innovative and capture the attention of our audience, whether it be through engaging activities, an articulate and exciting presentation, or utilizing current events and trending topics in all forms of Industry (Engineering, Business, Entertainment, etc). It is a very fun position, one that combines innovation and professionalism in a way that most people would only be able to dream about.

Piscataway, New Jersey

As a summer intern, I assisted in invoicing orders, collecting raw parts, and ensuring all items were stocked and built properly. Being my first foray into the professional world, I realized that every employee makes a impact on the company. Whether it be the CEO or someone doing simple manufacturing jobs, a simple mistake has a domino effect. Observing the company gave me an idea on how a successful biotech firm operates, and what is expected from the employees that run it.

Master Of Business Administration - Mba, Operations And Strategy

Materials Science And Engineering, Biomaterials, Cum Laude