
Master's-level scientist with a 3-year specialized M.S. In biotechnology and bioinformatics, and 2.5 years of combined industry and prestigious research experience in translational cell and gene therapy platforms (CAR T and lentiviral systems). Academic foundation includes specialization in stem cell technology and laboratory management. Possesses deep research expertise, recognized as a prestigious CIRM Research Scholar (California Institute for Regenerative Medicine), for work optimizing lentiviral vector delivery to CD34+ HSPCs. Proven proficiency in advanced analytical and computational techniques, critical for regenerative medicine. Seeking to leverage a strong research track record and technical expertise to advance discovery-driven research in stem cell-based disease modeling and translational therapies.
Lentiviral Vector Optimization via Infectious Titer Assays:
Independently designed and executed functional infectious titration assays on surrogate cell lines, generating consistently reproducible results to establish optimal vector dosage (MOI) for gene delivery experiments.
Full-Spectrum Immunophenotyping Assay: Utilized Cytek Aurora and Spectro Flo/FlowJo to accurately quantify and characterize the target therapeutic population, CD34+ Hematopoietic Stem and Progenitor Cells (HSPCs), required for gene therapy modification.
IFITM Protein Expression vs. Transduction Efficiency Correlation:
Designed intracellular staining and analytical protocols to establish a direct biological correlation between the expression of a viral entry inhibitor (IFITM) and final Lentiviral Transduction success.
Chemical Modulator Screen for Gene Delivery Enhancement:
Executed systematic drug testing studies across multiple cell lines, using NucleoCounter, multi-well microscopy, and Flow Cytometry to confirm impact on IFITM expression and final transduction yield.
Documentation Efficiency & BMRAM Implementation:
Led a critical quality initiative to enhance Good Documentation Practices (GDP) by centralizing cleaning records in BMRAM, improving departmental documentation efficiency for cGMP/GLP audits.