Lead a team of consultants in the life science industry performing both secondary and primary market research.

• Performed and presented market, acquisition and competitive landscape analysis for a client focused in nanobattery technologies• In 8 weeks conducted and presented findings of over 30 interviews with experts in the pharmaceutical and medical device industry for clients developing a novel large animal model in cancer research

As a Scientific Writing Intern with Regeneron's esteemed Scientific Writing group, I contributed to the nonclinical pharmacology sub-team. My role centered on crafting essential regulatory submission documents adhering to the eCTD format, a cornerstone for FDA applications.Responsibilities:- Mentored by experts, I actively participated in drafting diverse documents, encompassing study reports, summaries, and tabulated data.- Facilitated collaborative content development, meticulously managing review cycles and ensuring quality control.- Worked alongside cross-functional teams including Subject Matter Experts, Regulatory Affairs, and Project Management.

Summer Research Opportunity Program: Rackham Graduate SchoolUniversity of MichiganAdvisors: Professor Patrick O’BrienMechanism and Specificity of human DNA repair dealkylase AlkBH2.Measured the affinity and binding efficiency of human DNA repair enzyme AlkBH2 to damaged DNA through fluorescence titration assays. Assessed binding kinetics by constructing binding curves for single and double stranded DNA.

IREU at University of Michigan College of PharmacyCenter for C-H Functionalization (CCHF): Chemistry Summer Undergraduate Program (CSURP) Advisor: Professor David Sherman Investigation of C-C coupling reaction performed by CYP121.Determined substrate specificity of cytochrome P450, CYP121, from natural product biosyntheticpathway in Mycobacterium tuberculosis by purifying and assaying recombinant proteins.Proposed a putative mechanism for the C-C crosslinking reaction forming mycocyclosin