I’m a passionate and detail-oriented chemical engineering student at Texas A&M University, driven to make an impact in the pharmaceutical industry through process optimization and scale-up. I excel in creative problem-solving and collaboration, always seeking innovative healthcare solutions.During my internship at Eli Lilly, I worked on developing new tangential flow filtration (TFF) technology for a drug process, conducting lab experiments and performing facility fit analyses to support commercial scale-up. At BASF, I improved data management and inventory practices, driving efficiency and cost savings. I also earned my Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt, enhancing my skills in quality management and continuous improvement.In my biomedical engineering research, I focus on cost-effective microparticle fabrication methods, sharpening my lab and data analysis expertise. My leadership roles in the International Society for Pharmaceutical Engineering and the Engineering Mentorship Council reflect my dedication to community, sustainability, diversity, and safety.Proficient in Python, MATLAB, and various lab techniques, I’m excited to apply my skills in a full-time role at a forward-thinking pharmaceutical company. I’m eager to relocate and contribute to pioneering healthcare solutions!