I'm an industry-seasoned BI engineer with a history of working in the information technology, pharmaceutical, and financial services industries. I am a problem solver by nature, with learned skills in cheminformatics, LIMS (with emphasis on robotic software applications), chain of custody tracking in databases, and several facets of biotechnology R&D. Combinatorial chemistry is a skill I learned in my early career, a subject that typically yields nearly unparalleled personal enthusiasm. I keep up to date with paradigm shifting technologies within this field, particularly in associated IT applications and breakthroughs. Additionally, NCE target identification is a subject that I have had passion for since I was a teenager. Beyond that, my scientific and technical skills are a foundation to the talents I've grown to faciliate professional task-based group cohesion. I'm a friend and motivator to customers and colleagues alike, including those with go-getter personalities as well as those who embrace alternative approaches to make a product exceptional. I'm a Type-A person in stealth with exceptional abilities to connect those who collaborate effortlessly and those who do not. The icing on the cake: I worked in software development for commercial appraisal and assessment software for several years. While I did not get post-secondary education in these topics, my affinity to both of them was innate and very much a surprise. Through my efforts to engineer applications that provided well-balanced analysis for critical decision makers, I was able to show my strongest technical skills and versatility while having a fantastic time.