Life Science + Research
I like careful work, complicated questions, and learning how the pieces fit together.
My graduate training in Cellular & Molecular Biology expanded the biological foundation I built through forensic science and gave me a deeper look at the systems, methods, and questions behind modern life-science research.
I'm now looking for an early-career opportunity where I can put that training to work, learn from experienced people, and become genuinely useful to a team.
Built to look closely.
What I enjoy about science is that the answer usually depends on the quality of the process that came before it. Good work asks for patience, consistency, documentation, curiosity, and the willingness to question an assumption when the result does not make sense.
My academic path has moved through forensic biology and into cellular and molecular biology, which has given me experience thinking about biological questions from both investigative and research perspectives.
I'm especially interested in environments where careful technical work connects to a larger purpose — whether that means research, development, diagnostics, biotechnology, laboratory operations, or another part of the life-science ecosystem.
Tools + techniques
A concise, verified snapshot of laboratory methods, instruments, software, and technical strengths is on the way.
Detailed skills coming soon — added once verified.
Where I've put it into practice.
Selected research, academic, internship, and laboratory work — the question, my responsibilities, the methods, and why the work mattered.
Where I could fit.
I don't want to limit my search to a single title when the same scientific foundation can be useful in many settings.
Depending on the team and role, I'm interested in opportunities across research, laboratory science, biotechnology, R&D, molecular and cellular biology, scientific operations, documentation, quality, and related work.
I'm especially interested in roles that reward precision, curiosity, strong communication, and a willingness to keep learning.
Have a role in mind?
If you think my background could fit something your team is building — even if the title is not one I would have known to search — I'd be glad to hear about it.