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Cambridge, MA, US

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States

Coached and developed a team of 4-9 product, process, and packaging scientists and engineers to deliver innovation, cost-savings, and ensure day-to-day success of laundry and disinfecting wipes business. Represent R&D on cross-functional leadership teams to enable and develop a healthy piepeline to support $500M+ annually in salesLead sustainable product.

Pleasanton, California

• Cross-functional lead representing R&D to enable numerous consumer-driven innovations.
• Product Development responsible for formulation, claims development, IP strategy, and EPA compliance for existing portfolio of wipes.
• Campus recruiting lead to evaluate and recruit new talent for R&D organization (Ph.D. and B.S.)
• Program Leader Science Education responsible for coaching and developing internal team leaders and developing partnership with community organizations.

Responsible for identifying and evaluating technologies to support business growth across a variety of consumer products including Charcoal, Cat Litter, Cleaning, Healthcare and Personal Care.

Pasadena, California

• Advisor: Professor Jacqueline K. BartonThesis: The Role of DNA Charge Transport in DNA Repair
• Identified and collaborated with external experts in DNA repair to develop new model of DNA repair protein communication (2 peer-reviewed manuscripts; 3 poster presentations)
• Led Committee for the national American Chemical Society responsible for obtaining funding ($30K), identifying, and securing speakers (2 Nobel Laureates), and marketing annual seminar at national meeting
• Founder… Show more Advisor: Professor Jacqueline K. BartonThesis: The Role of DNA Charge Transport in DNA Repair
• Founder of department community-building committee to address dept. issues ($30K funding); led team of 8 graduate students to develop programs in the Chemistry and Chemical Engineering Division to improve student life.

Urbana, Illinois

• Advisor: Professor Scott K. SilvermanThesis: Deoxyribozymes that catalyze the attachment of DNA to nucleic acids via a 2´, 5´ branch
• John C. Bailar Award for Best Senior Research Thesis/Outstanding Undergraduate Thesis
• Designed experiments and identified novel nucleic acid catalysts for the ligation of DNAs to form comb-branched substrates (2 peer-reviewed manuscripts; 2 poster presentations)

Urbana-Champaign, Illinois Area

• Responsible for leading a 20-person discussion section in problem-based learning
• Designed weekly problem sets and guided students in understanding challenging chemistry concepts
• Named to UIUC list of teachers related excellent

Urbana, Illinois

• Student Director for Reaching and Educating America's Chemists of Tomorrow (REACT)
• Responsible for 12-member board that coordinated over 500+ volunteers serving over 3,500 local citizens each semester
• Oversaw the creation of new programs leading to the two-fold expansion of the program
• Oversaw the rebranding and reorganization of the program to achieve 50% operational efficiency.
• Team leader for developing an efficient html-based system for scheduling volunteers

Evanston, Illinois

• Advisor: Professor Richard B. Silverman
• Center for Drug Discovery and Chemical Biology Undergraduate Research Fellowship
• Synthetic endeavors in understanding the first step of Nitric Oxide Synthase production

Executive Mba

Ph.D, Chemistry

Activities and Societies: Division of Chemistry and Chemical Education Graduate Studies Representative, Social Committee (Chair), 243rd.

B.S, Chemistry

Activities and Societies: Alpha Chi Sigma Professional Chemistry Fraternity (President, Professional Chair), American Chemical Society.