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Bentonville, Ar

Bentonville, Ar

• Oversaw Club Inventory Management (CIM) tool that allows exact location visibility of more than 3,500 items across all clubs and assists in driving sales, improving member experience, and increasing club stocking efficiency • Responsible for five reporting scorecards to drive accountability of CIM execution among all market and club managers• Strategized across broader innovations team to identify enhancements and key data points to include in CIM scorecards • Coordinated alignment between Sam’s Club and Information Systems Division to create a new platform for a mobile routing tool that would extend the CIM data to provide visual maps for members and associates to quickly find items• Executed projects through user knowledge across multiple software programs such as SQL Assistant and AutoCAD

Fayetteville, Ar

• Implemented strategic operations plan for the development of Kordate Solutions, Inc., a start-up pharmaceutical company that was based on the research and development of university intellectual property• Developed key experimental plan of action, budget, and operations cost analysis to help seek capital investment to progress research from proof-of-concept through Phase I Clinical trials• Presented corporate objectives, business concepts, initiatives, operations timeline, and exit strategy to potential investors both nationally and globally• Helped execute a progressive strategy that secured more than $45,000 in winnings at new business venture competitions for development of emerging technologies

Fayetteville, Arkansas

• Designed, synthesized, purified, and characterized peptoids for use as a therapeutic for Alzheimer's disease • Utilized various engineering, organic chemistry, and biochemistry techniques to measure the quality metrics and capabilities of peptoids• Served as independent researcher and supervisor of Alzheimer’s disease related projects and maintained accurate compilation of all data related to project in the lab of Dr. Shannon Servoss• Implemented research plan of action to ensure that development of technology met quality metrics• Optimized several experimental procedures within laboratory to improve efficiency and productivity which resulted in lower operations cost by up to 50%• Ensured all research that was an extension of project followed all mandated safety regulations to ensure a safe, working environment• Trained and proficient in Transmission Electron Microscopy (TEM) and Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM) for analysis of morphology and topography of Aβ• Trained chemical engineering undergraduate and graduate students in the lab of Dr. Shannon Servoss, Associate Professor of Chemical Engineering• Mentored 7 undergraduate students and assisted in designing and conducting experiments in the lab of Dr. Shannon Servoss• Teaching Assistant for 4 undergraduate classes in the Ralph E. Martin Department of Chemical Engineering. These classes included Thermodynamics of Multi-Component Systems, Non-Equilibrium Mass Transfer, Fluid Mechanics, and Chemical Engineering Laboratory I

Bachelor Of Science (B.S.), Chemical Engineering

Doctor Of Philosophy (Phd), Chemical Engineering