Brandon Lloyd, Ph.D.
Product Support & Installation Engineer at Andor Technology- Claim this Profile
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Joseph Caruso
I was mentor for Brandon during his research study on chelonian immunoglobulin structure and function during FAU's late Undergraduate Research Mentoring Grant, for which he was an undergraduate fellow. Brandon is highly motivated, a very quick study and also has the ability to work independently to achieve final success on hypothesis-driven research projects. He's also a fine person and is going to be accomplished scientist when he finishes his degree. Joseph P. Caruso, PhD, Senior Lecturer, Dept. of Biol. Sciences, FAU
Joseph Caruso
I was mentor for Brandon during his research study on chelonian immunoglobulin structure and function during FAU's late Undergraduate Research Mentoring Grant, for which he was an undergraduate fellow. Brandon is highly motivated, a very quick study and also has the ability to work independently to achieve final success on hypothesis-driven research projects. He's also a fine person and is going to be accomplished scientist when he finishes his degree. Joseph P. Caruso, PhD, Senior Lecturer, Dept. of Biol. Sciences, FAU
Joseph Caruso
I was mentor for Brandon during his research study on chelonian immunoglobulin structure and function during FAU's late Undergraduate Research Mentoring Grant, for which he was an undergraduate fellow. Brandon is highly motivated, a very quick study and also has the ability to work independently to achieve final success on hypothesis-driven research projects. He's also a fine person and is going to be accomplished scientist when he finishes his degree. Joseph P. Caruso, PhD, Senior Lecturer, Dept. of Biol. Sciences, FAU
Joseph Caruso
I was mentor for Brandon during his research study on chelonian immunoglobulin structure and function during FAU's late Undergraduate Research Mentoring Grant, for which he was an undergraduate fellow. Brandon is highly motivated, a very quick study and also has the ability to work independently to achieve final success on hypothesis-driven research projects. He's also a fine person and is going to be accomplished scientist when he finishes his degree. Joseph P. Caruso, PhD, Senior Lecturer, Dept. of Biol. Sciences, FAU
Experience
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Andor Technology
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United Kingdom
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Appliances, Electrical, and Electronics Manufacturing
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200 - 300 Employee
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Product Support & Installation Engineer
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Jun 2018 - Present
• Resolve mission critical system/productivity issues for end users to strengthen existing customer relationships and satisfaction with Andor products • Perform microscopy systems installations and provide end users with initial hardware/software training • Resolve mission critical system/productivity issues for end users to strengthen existing customer relationships and satisfaction with Andor products • Perform microscopy systems installations and provide end users with initial hardware/software training
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Nikon Instruments
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United States
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Medical Equipment Manufacturing
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200 - 300 Employee
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Bioscience Sales Specialist
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Apr 2017 - Oct 2017
● Identified, developed and managed sales opportunities at major universities (incl. Stanford, UCSF, UC Davis, UC Berkeley) and biotech institutes in Northern California ● Provided customers with training, technical and application support for brightfield, widefield fluorescence and confocal microscopy systems along with associated imaging software packages (NIS-Elements) ● Coordinated and executed equipment demonstrations together with the Northern California team ● Configured and installed stereoscopes, upright and inverted microscopy systems based on customers needs Show less
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Florida Atlantic University
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United States
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Higher Education
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700 & Above Employee
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Aug 2010 - Mar 2017
● Developed, managed and executed a research plan to investigate the role Netrin-Frazzled signaling had on neuronal circuit development & function ● Characterized new UAS-Gal4 genetic constructs to target single neurons during CNS development ● Developed a collaborative project with the Max Planck Florida Institute to reconstruct a single neuronal circuit using serial block face electron microscopy ● Collaborated with the Torrey Pines Institute to determine how an Alzheimer's related protein (RanBP9) impacted mammalian brain development ● Co-authored three scientific publications & participated in multiple scientific conferences Show less
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Jan 2013 - Dec 2016
● Troubleshot/repaired IT equipment and other scientific instruments (e.g. microtomes, micromanipulators) to improve productivity in the department of Biological Sciences ● Advised and performed initial setup of Microscopy Imaging Core data processing & analysis machines ● Designed and managed web presence for the department (Dreamweaver, HTML, CSS) ● Built super computer to process and reconstruct large 3D datasets
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2012 - 2013
• Taught incoming STEM undergraduates basic biological principles using standard lectures and practical lab experiments• Developed lecture and testing materials to optimize teaching effectiveness and measure student success
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Florida Atlantic University
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Boca Raton, FL
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Undergraduate Research Fellow
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2007 - 2009
● Separated and enriched PBMCs from human blood via Ficoll-Hypaque separation under BSL2 conditions, utilized Dynabeads to separate T-cells from PBMC fractions, prepared T-cell enriched samples for flow cytometry analysis, cultured human and other mammalian cell lines (e.g. HeLa, HEK293), cryopreserved cell cultures for long-term storage ● Separated and enriched PBMCs from human blood via Ficoll-Hypaque separation under BSL2 conditions, utilized Dynabeads to separate T-cells from PBMC fractions, prepared T-cell enriched samples for flow cytometry analysis, cultured human and other mammalian cell lines (e.g. HeLa, HEK293), cryopreserved cell cultures for long-term storage
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Education
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Florida Atlantic University
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Neuroscience -
Florida Atlantic University
Master of Science - MS, Biological Sciences -
Florida Atlantic University
Bachelor of Applied Science (BASc), Immunology