Trina Siebert Email & Phone Number

Portland, Or, Us

Redmond, Washington, United States

Create rules using a proprietary engine for software that suggests edits to make writing more clear and concise

Portland, Oregon, United States

Edit documents including engineering textbooks, scientific journal articles, psychoanalytical journals, and event program booklets for style, accuracy, and grammar.

Teach private and group lessons for a variety of social dance styles, including west coast swing, ballroom, Argentine tango, and nightclub; prepare advertising materials; judge, DJ, and instruct at local and regional dance events.

Edit copy according to APA style guidelines and proofread final layouts for DIVISION/Review, a psychoanalytical journal published by the American Psychological Association.

Edit scientific journal articles spanning a wide range of fields, including engineering, medicine, dentistry, and food science, for grammar, content, and writing style.

Portland, Oregon, United States

Participated in planning and execution of an annual west coast swing dance event featuring competitions, workshops, and social dancing, with a total budget of about $50,000/yr. Responsibilities included coordinating pre-registration for the event, producing and distributing promotional materials, and editing and laying out event program booklets.

Portland, Oregon, United States

Managed monthly e-mail communications and produced and distributed physical flyers and brochures to advertise dances and workshops put on by the Portland Swing Dance Club, a non-profit organization founded to support the local west coast swing dance community.

Conducted literature reviews, identified research questions of interest, developed and interpreted mathematical models, prepared research papers and grant proposals, and participated in outreach programs for high school students.

Developed mechanistic models of compound delivery and signal transduction in a cell-based biosensor system. Designed and implemented a model discovery algorithm that adaptively evaluates possible configurations selected from a modular network of smaller sub-models. Prepared complex technical documents (thesis proposal and dissertation).

Planned lessons, prepared classroom materials, and taught science and engineering enrichment classes for fourth- and fifth-grade students. Co-sponsored an after-school science club.

Revised user manual and help files and developed tutorials for a pond-based aquaculture modeling application.

Proofed grammar, spelling, mathematics, and other content of a college-level textbook on heat and mass transfer in biological systems.

Certificate, E-Learning Design And Development

Phd, Bioresource Engineering

Bs, Agricultural & Biological Engineering

Activities and Societies: Biomedical Engineering Society, Cornell Aikido Club

Phd, Bioresource Engineering

2005 Dissertation: "A Network Approach for the Mechanistic Classification of Bioactive Compounds"