During my two-month internship at the NIH's Drug Quality Control and Traditional Medicines Division, I gained hands-on experience in applying theoretical concepts from analytical, organic, and inorganic chemistry to real-world problem-solving. I learned how to assess the quality of various drugs and categorize them as suspicious or approved based on quality control results.At NIH, I had the opportunity to work with state-of-the-art instrumentation, including HPLC, ultra HPLC, UV-visible spectroscopy, sonication processes, and precision weighing equipment. I mastered the use of these tools and followed world-standard procedures to ensure accurate drug quality assessments.Additionally, my chemistry background proved invaluable as I performed titrations, standardizations, dilutions, and other essential processes. I focused on conducting identification and quantification tests using HPLC, UV-visible spectroscopy, and other advanced techniques.This internship provided me with a comprehensive understanding of drug quality control and reinforced the importance of rigorous testing and adherence to global standards in the pharmaceutical industry.

In my role as a web content writer for a client's website, I was responsible for producing five articles each week. My approach involved thorough research, followed by compiling key points related to the given topic. I then crafted a final draft, which was meticulously edited and proofread.Beyond writing, I sourced and created relevant images to complement each post. I also managed the blog's content on the WordPress content management system, ensuring that each article was properly formatted and optimized for SEO using client-provided keywords.This position enhanced my skills in content creation, research, editing, and SEO optimization, contributing to the overall quality and visibility of the client's website.