Anna Cartelli
Student Pilot
Summary
Highly-motivated student pilot with desire to take on new challenges. Strong worth ethic, adaptability, and determination. Determined to achieve despite any obstacles that arise. Fluent in English and Italian with diverse experiences.
Overview
3
3
years of professional experience
2
2
Languages
Work History
Au Pair
Cultural Care
12.2021 - 09.2023
- Relocated to a different country in order to further my English and immerse myself in a new culture.
- Managed schedules for multiple children including a newborn, toddler and child and coordinated activities, meals, and transportation.
- Balanced physical and emotional demands of children who were away from their parents for long periods of time.
- Adapted to living with a new family who I also worked for and built strong relationships with my host family and children.
- Worked with a constantly changing schedule where I was required to adjust at the last minute.
- Often worked over 45 hours per week.
Biotechnology Intern
University Of Milan
12.2020 - 10.2021
- Created a decellularized scaffold for in vitro reconstruction of a bioprosthetic ovary.
- Developed protocol for the decellularization of whole ovaries that is able to eliminate the cellular component while maintaining intact organ macro-architecture.
- Practiced several biochemical protocols, including histological staining, DNA quantification and histochemical assessments.
Education
FAA Private Pilot -
Cornerstone Aviation
Salt Lake City, UT06.2024
Bachelor of Science - Biotechnology
University of Milan
Milan, Italy10.2021
Skills
Incredible Work Ethic
Affiliations
- The Ninety-Nines: International Organization of Women Pilots. (Member since January 2024)
- Volunteer with Società Escursionisti Civatesi. (Since 2014)
Accomplishments
Third place in the national trail orienteering student competition.
Timeline
Au Pair
Cultural Care
12.2021 - 09.2023
Biotechnology Intern
University Of Milan
12.2020 - 10.2021
FAA Private Pilot -
Cornerstone Aviation
Bachelor of Science - Biotechnology
University of Milan