Undergraduate Student Researcher with academic knowledge in Aspergillus nidulans and hands-on experience in laboratory. Familiar with data collection, data analysis, and biochemical techniques. Can articulate presentation skills with numerous presentations at team meetings.
Experienced and skilled Document Control Specialist with strong background in document control and processing systems. Technically-astute organizer and distributor with familiarity in Excel. Reliable in completing detail oriented work.
• Engage in research using Aspergillus nidulans, a filamentous fungus
• Focus on unraveling the intricate mechanisms of fungal growth and division, with a particular emphasis on the roles and interactions of various proteins
• Utilized the Bimolecular Fluorescence Complementation (BiFC) technique, a method that allows for the direct observation of protein interactions within the living cells
• Currently advancing research by employing the yeast two-hybrid system
• Furthering our understanding of fungal biology but also contributes to broader scientific knowledge in the field of cellular and molecular biology
• Engineered Medical Systems is a company that manufactures medical instrumentation, implants, and surgical devices
• Meticulously review and manage crucial manufacturing documents, ensuring accuracy and rectifying any discrepancies
• Closely collaborating with Manufacturing Engineers to optimize documentation practices, thus contributing to the overall quality and reliability of our products
• Organizing and distributing these documents to the appropriate teams, demanding an exceptional level of attention to detail
• Maintaining the high standards of quality and efficiency that are synonymous with Engineered Medical Systems
I was given the opportunity to be placed on the Yeast Two-Hybrid research for Dr. Hill's Lab at Rhodes College. He believed in my efficiency enough to promote me from doing the BiFC technique to the complex Yeast Two-Hybrid research.