Ashburn, Virginia, United States
I am a motivated Chemical Engineer graduate from Clemson University with major concentration in Biomolecular Engineering and Biological sciences as minor. I am interested in pharmaceutical research and development. I have research internship for two years with Clemson university and collaborated with University of Kentucky and University of Arkansas. I have presented my research in Membrane for Virus Purification Conference. I am also member of American Institute of Chemical Engineers. In my free time I enjoy playing soccer, fishing, cooking, traveling and other outdoor activities.
• Conducted advanced research on the purification of adeno-associated viral (AAV) vectors using a range of chemical agents and various concentrations. • Refined sterile laboratory techniques while managing biohazardous chemicals and potentially infectious viral samples in a controlled environment. • Operated key laboratory equipment including quantitative QOCR, centrifuges, and automated pipetting systems to support experimental workflows. • Collaborated with research teams from the University of Kentucky and the University of Arkansas to drive cross-institutional project success. Authored a comprehensive final report and presented findings at the Creative Inquiry Fair and the 2024 Membrane for Virus Purification (MVP) Conference, earning 3rd place recognition as the sole undergraduate.
Soccer referee for the largest soccer club in Virginia. Learned strong leadership skills and the value of responsibility.
Worked multiple positions at a GAP factory outlet and learned communication and teamwork skills from an ever-growing and shifting environment.