• Managed two international research projects as project manager, overseeing a team of researchers.• Conducted and analyzed experiments with a focus on the interplay between N-terminal protein modifications and targeted degradation, leading to a first-author paper in a peer-reviewed journal. • Systematic investigation of the human NatC enzyme complex• Molecular investigations of pathogenic NAT gene variants

• Secured a 3-year Marie Skłodowska-Curie Fellowship.• Initiated and led an international research project focusing on the genetic dependencies of N-terminal acetyltransferases in human cells• Performed and analyzed genome-wide CRISPR knockout screens in human cells.

Successfully contributed to four ongoing projects resulting in several publications in scientific journals• Characterized the actin acetyltransferase NAA80• Investigated the interaction between NAA80 and PFN2• Examined N-terminal maturation of beta-actin• Studied pathogenic NAA15 variants

Managed research projects, attracted project funding, performed experiments and lead students and a technician, resulting in peer-reviewed publications. Demonstrated leadership skills with a focus on mentoring Master’s student and interns. • Studied metabolic regulation of protein N-terminal acetylation in S. cerevisiae• Identified a new human NAA30 isoform• Awarded several project and travel grants

Temporary help on contract offshore.

Temporary help on contract offshore.