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Cambridge, Massachusetts, US

Cambridge, MA, US

Boston, Massachusetts, US

Cambridge, Massachusetts, US

Cambridge, Massachusetts, US

• Created Committed Spend model to inform executive decision-making around strategic options for cash burn.
• Presented model to CFO and Finance team initially to develop design and again upon completion, the latter inclusive of the Accounting team.
• Created dynamic model that converted priorities for development programs and research initiatives to a quarterly cash runway.
• Collaborated with development program teams and manufacturing teams to integrate information into current forecast, designing model to allow for department coordination.
• Defined methods of forecasting such that three-year plan can reflect user intentions with the Director of FP&A Team.

Boston, MA, US

Graduate Teaching Assistant for strategy course SI718 Topics in Strategy & Innovation.

Durham, North Carolina, US

• Competed against seven other Boston University MBA teams and won 1st Place - awarded "Best of the Best" for the IQVIA Healthcare Challenge.
• Offered pharmaceutical companies a disruptive solution to the global problem of counterfeit drugs by leveraging blockchain technology.
• Developed a pilot program for blockchain in developed countries and presented to IQVIA executives.

Bedford, MA, US

• Spearheaded performance effort of 15-person team for a newly developed web-based Supply Chain Management and Asset Optimization software.
• Guided product from beta to official release by coordinating first-time performance testing efforts across QA, Product Management (PM), and R&D.
• Leveraged data from pilot program to determine testing requirements and created a 77-test regression suite to be executed at each product milestone.
• Devised earliest testing effort on cloud and proposed an initial budget of $50,000 cloud machines to senior management (later approved).
• Presented data to customer executives to demonstrate a ~20% improvement in our product’sperformance and display a 10% decrease in functionality defects over past year.

Manchester, NH, US

• Ensured quality and performance of medical devices met federal regulations through rigorous testing and interfaced with various R&D groups to develop continuous improvements.
• Transferred from functionality testing to engineering verification testing (EVT) to lead group of four test engineers in testing medical products in environmentally stressful conditions.
• Developed and executed EVT on a medical device to treat diabetes, requiring mechanical modifications and a knowledge of engineering standards.
• Documented test results for FDA submission using Good Documentation Practices (GDP).

Amherst, Massachusetts, US

• Established syntrophic relationship between Geobacter species and methanogen.
• Performed ferrozine assays to determine the amount of iron remaining and extent of microbial growth within cultures.
• Prepared cell cultures while limiting introduction of oxygen into experiment.
• Authored thesis detailing research and presented data correlating steady increase of ethanol consumption with cell growth.

• Determined the most powerful dissolving agents to recover ferrite from microwave transmitters.
• Researched the efficacy of various cleaning agents for removal of debris, such as residual adhesives, from ferrite to enable advanced use of the ferrite in microwave techniques.
• Used experimental analyses such as correlation of varying inputs (drying temperature, soak time, dissolving agent application) to amount and quality of recovered ferrite.
• Developed new company protocol for salvage of ferrite.

Boston, Massachusetts, US

• Determined at what temperatures nanowires retained stability for electronic applications such as use in computer chips.
• Analyzed Copper-Tin nanosolder stability through heating and cooling process (reflow) to determine effects on thermal and electrical conductivity as well as rigidity of connections.
• Prepared and presented results to a classroom of colleagues, graduate students, and Research Professor, Dr. Zhiyong Gu.

Master Of Business Administration (Mba), Health Sector Management

Bachelor Of Science (Bs), Chemical Engineering

Bachelor Of Science (Bs), Biochemistry And Molecular Biology