• Provide in-depth scientific support for the entire KAPA product line, from qPCR to NGS reagents• Developing knowledge of the Roche/NimbleGen product line• Lead conference calls with customers and Sequencing Sales Specialists• Communicate with Regional Business Managers and Sequencing Sales Specialists to identify key opportunities for support and sales• Develop and maintain positive working relationships with internal teams and customer base• Maintain current knowledge of sequencing products and technology developments• Perform public speaking and scientific seminars to existing and potential customers

• Established both Illumina and Ion Torrent sequencing to support internal Dartmouth and external researchers, from both academic and industrial backgrounds• Responsible for maintaining state of the art instrumentation and technologies• Beginning to end management of NGS projects including technical and bioinformatics workflows• Routinely balance multiple projects simultaneously, bringing projects to completion in a timely fashion• Provide scientific consultation on new and existing projects, skilled at developing, optimizing and trouble-shooting protocols to meet the needs of customers• Responsible for financial and staffing decisions as pertaining to core operations• Overseeing all projects in the Genomics core, managing daily experiments, and supervising technical and PhD level scientists• Extensive molecular biology skills, including the isolation and quality control of RNA and DNA, NGS library preparation and gene expression analysis via RT-qPCR, RNA-Seq, microarray assays, Nanostring, Qiagen miRNA assay. DNA analysis of whole bacterial genomes, ChIP-seq and targeted cancer gene panels via NGS methods• Invited speaker for Genetics and Genomics virtual conference and the Beckman Coulter user meeting• Attend scientific meetings to maintain current with technologies• Active member of the Association of Biomolecular Resource facilities (ABRF). • Technical lead for the Ion Torrent aspect of the nationally recognized NGS research project of the ABRF• Co-Chair of the DNA Sequencing Research Group of the ABRF

• Established both Illumina and Ion Torrent sequencing to support internal Dartmouth and external researchers, from both academic and industrial backgrounds• Responsible for maintaining state of the art instrumentation and technologies• Extensive molecular biology skills, including the isolation and quality control of RNA and DNA, NGS library preparation and gene expression analysis via RT-qPCR, RNA-Seq, microarray assays, Nanostring, Qiagen miRNA assay. DNA analysis of whole bacterial genomes, ChIP-seq and targeted cancer gene panels via NGS methods

• Responsible for creating and optimizing new imaging protocols for high resolution in vivo ultrasound projects (Vevo 770)• Skilled at imaging and evaluating mouse cardiovascular function in normal and diseased animals, as well as imaging and sizing tumors at various anatomical locations• Responsible for independent research projects from the initiation of scientific ideas to project completion• Integral member in a team of scientists involved in intra- and extra-departmental and international collaborations• Responsible for scheduling time for both the master surgeon and technician for various experimental procedures• Responsible for supervising a research assistant in the TRAC laboratory to efficiently plan; execute and analyze experiments

• Technical experience in Cardiovascular research: molecular biology (cloning, PCR), protein analysis (western blotting), isolation and culturing of primary mouse cell lines, animal handling and experimental techniques (hind-limb ischemia studies, genetic crosses)

Short fellowship to complete thesis research resulting in publication.

Teaching Pathology of Body Systems (ESS 440) in the Exercise and Sports Science Dept and Anatomy and Physiology (BIO 205) in the Department of Natural Sciences.