Global Service Manager

• Nov 2019 - Present

Customer Support Engineer

• Feb 2017 - Sep 2019

The position is part of the In Vivo imaging unit at PerkinElmer Inc. I am working on Ivis Imagers, Quantum uCT, PET platforms and related products. I am in charge of providing field service support for the rapidly growing In Vivo Imaging install base in the American Midwest including installations, customer training, preventative maintenance, and repair. The position is part of the In Vivo imaging unit at PerkinElmer Inc. I am working on Ivis Imagers, Quantum uCT, PET platforms and related products. I am in charge of providing field service support for the rapidly growing In Vivo Imaging install base in the American Midwest including installations, customer training, preventative maintenance, and repair.

Lab Manager - Lab Technician

• Feb 2015 - Dec 2016

In addition to various laboratory techniques, my responsibilities consist in making sure that the lab is running properly. That includes, but is not limited to, ensuring compliance with NIH, IBC, IACUC and EHS guidelines and requirements, equipment maintenance, ordering/purchasing, inventory management. On the scientific level, I was in charge of performing advanced lab techniques and summarizing results in a ready to use, intelligible format. In addition to various laboratory techniques, my responsibilities consist in making sure that the lab is running properly. That includes, but is not limited to, ensuring compliance with NIH, IBC, IACUC and EHS guidelines and requirements, equipment maintenance, ordering/purchasing, inventory management. On the scientific level, I was in charge of performing advanced lab techniques and summarizing results in a ready to use, intelligible format.

French Writing Lab Assistant

• Jan 2011 - Dec 2014

Undergraduate Researcher - Cancer Research

• Sep 2011 - Apr 2013

During my time at Brigham Young University, I had the chance to learn the basics of laboratory work in the O'Neill Lab. The research of the O'Neill Lab is focused on three major themes:1. Prevention through education. Nutritional Immunology: Focusing on the benefits that can be obtained through a diet rich in fruit and vegetables, mostly through anti-oxidative mechanisms.2. Enhancing the body’s own defense systems, particularly the immune system and DNA repair mechanisms.3. Early detection of disease. Cancer is generally easier to treat, and a better outcome is assured, if the tumor growth is found early in its development.See https://oneilllab.byu.edu/ for more information Show less

Teaching assistant French 433 and French 533 - Advanced Translation

• Jan 2012 - Apr 2012

Directing Workshop on Translation with students. Correction and class preparation.

Crocker innovation fellowship

• 2012 - 2012

Crocker Innovation Fellows is a transformative, year-length innovation experience for students from any major. Winning students will receive a $2,000 stipend and seed funding to engage five leading faculty and a cohort of the best students in applying practices of innovation. Employing ideas from design thinking, entrepreneurship, and agile software, students will learn innovation practices (Winter Semester), work for an innovative company (Summer), and develop their own innovations (Fall Semester). Show less

Teaching Assistant French 321 Advanced Grammar

• Jan 2011 - Apr 2011

Research Technician

• Apr 2013 - Aug 2013

Clinical and Laboratory research for the Acute and Critical Care Surgery Department. During the time I spent working at Washington University Medical School in St. Louis, I had the chance to work on multiple projects with Dr. Grant V. Bochicchio, and Dr. Robert E. Southard. Clinical and Laboratory research for the Acute and Critical Care Surgery Department. During the time I spent working at Washington University Medical School in St. Louis, I had the chance to work on multiple projects with Dr. Grant V. Bochicchio, and Dr. Robert E. Southard.