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Define and prioritize the development of experimental metrics for tracking performance improvements

In collaboration with business development personnel, manage Adaptive’s ongoing relationships with other biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies

Develop custom analyses to assess and guide development of the core technology

Perform routine data analysis on experiments generated as part of assay development

Build out simulation framework to explore performance under wide array of conditions

Perform pathway/network analysis to identify biological mechanisms regulated under disease conditions or by treatment

Develop statistical frameworks for extracting maximal value from complex and highly-multiplexed new cellular and immunological assays

AQUATIC BIOLOGIST

Philadelphia, PA

08/2013 – 08/2015

Working with multi-disciplinary teams and developing positive working relationships in a team environment

Working on components of environmental assessment projects for various types of developments including power, mines, oil and gas facilities, and pipelines

As a member of a multidisciplinary project team, develops scope, schedule, and budget as the technical lead for the biological work component

Ensures that work scope, schedule and cost are accurately defined and approved by the business partner before work proceeds on the project

Manages and provides technical oversight to contractors

Represent the company in agency/stakeholder interactions and negotiations to best meet the goals and objectives of PG&E while maintaining compliance with all state and federal guidelines and laws

Provides technical and administrative oversight for contracted work

BIOLOGIST

Detroit, MI

10/2007 – 05/2013

To provide technical service for supporting sales and marketing team.5. To assist demonstration trial and make launch product new information

This role does not create documents or do any shipping. Individual will work within a software system to report findings

Work independently on small projects, or assist more-senior scientists on larger projects

Assist colleagues and vendors with process improvement efforts

Document work clearly and perform tests accurately

Support development of client relationships, business development, and proposals

Assist with development of conservation agreements or initiatives for at-risk species and their habitat

EDUCATION

THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA

Bachelor’s Degree in Biology

SKILLS

Experience with project and task management including cost and schedule management, proposal development/preparation, staffing allocation and performance management

Prepare and/or contribute to high-quality technical reports and environmental permit application packages

Experience receiving project-specific approval from the USFWS and CDFW to handle threatened or endangered species under a Biological Opinion (please list species approved to handle on past projects)

Ability to contribute to project teams, with clearly defined critical paths, milestones and timelines

High proficiency in written and spoken English

Wilderness first aid and basic CPR certification

Excellent interpersonal skills and team spirit

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