Experience

Propath UK

• United Kingdom
• Biotechnology
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Scientist

  • Sep 2017 - Jun 2018

• Associate Scientist

  • Mar 2016 - Aug 2017



Imperial College London

• Research Services
• 700 & Above Employee

• Research Technician

  • Oct 2011 - Nov 2012

  I was responsible for planning and carrying out several in vivo and in vitro experiments per week, my responsibilities involved: • Prioritising which peptides needed testing • Managing other staff involved and making sure everyone knew their roles • Analysing data and checking the data generated by other staff • Regular reporting of results to the department head as well as reporting at weekly lab meetings • Monitoring assay reliability • Responsibility for culturing several… Show more I was responsible for planning and carrying out several in vivo and in vitro experiments per week, my responsibilities involved: • Prioritising which peptides needed testing • Managing other staff involved and making sure everyone knew their roles • Analysing data and checking the data generated by other staff • Regular reporting of results to the department head as well as reporting at weekly lab meetings • Monitoring assay reliability • Responsibility for culturing several cell lines • Demonstrating techniques to new staff and students • Ordering general laboratory consumables Show less I was responsible for planning and carrying out several in vivo and in vitro experiments per week, my responsibilities involved: • Prioritising which peptides needed testing • Managing other staff involved and making sure everyone knew their roles • Analysing data and checking the data generated by other staff • Regular reporting of results to the department head as well as reporting at weekly lab meetings • Monitoring assay reliability • Responsibility for culturing several… Show more I was responsible for planning and carrying out several in vivo and in vitro experiments per week, my responsibilities involved: • Prioritising which peptides needed testing • Managing other staff involved and making sure everyone knew their roles • Analysing data and checking the data generated by other staff • Regular reporting of results to the department head as well as reporting at weekly lab meetings • Monitoring assay reliability • Responsibility for culturing several cell lines • Demonstrating techniques to new staff and students • Ordering general laboratory consumables Show less



Matlab LTD

• Solihull, West Midlands

• Laboratory Assistant

  • Oct 2009 - Oct 2010

  Duties included: • Preparing and testing samples • Training new members of staff and signing off work • Taking on a supervisory role when required Duties included: • Preparing and testing samples • Training new members of staff and signing off work • Taking on a supervisory role when required



Umberslade Children's Farm

• Tanworth in Arden, Warwickshire

• Farm Worker

  • May 2005 - Sep 2006

  I worked at Umberslade full time during my gap year between College and University which provided me with a wide variety of experiences, in farm management, customer service and education. My responsibilities included: • The care and welfare of animals • Running the farm shop and office, making bookings for schools and parties • Designing leaflets to promote weekend events and the farm shop and creating information boards to provide visitors with details about the animals and… Show more I worked at Umberslade full time during my gap year between College and University which provided me with a wide variety of experiences, in farm management, customer service and education. My responsibilities included: • The care and welfare of animals • Running the farm shop and office, making bookings for schools and parties • Designing leaflets to promote weekend events and the farm shop and creating information boards to provide visitors with details about the animals and the farm • Liaising with schools regarding bookings and ensuring appropriate risk assessments were completed • Guiding school groups and teaching them about the animals and the working farm. Group ages ranged from toddlers to 11-12 years. • Running birthday parties for up to 20 children of all ages • Giving talks and demonstrations about various animals and farm aspects as well as running visitor participation activities • Ordering animal feed and equipment as well as food and supplies for the café • Compiling the staff rota and being the senior member of staff during the weekend Show less I worked at Umberslade full time during my gap year between College and University which provided me with a wide variety of experiences, in farm management, customer service and education. My responsibilities included: • The care and welfare of animals • Running the farm shop and office, making bookings for schools and parties • Designing leaflets to promote weekend events and the farm shop and creating information boards to provide visitors with details about the animals and… Show more I worked at Umberslade full time during my gap year between College and University which provided me with a wide variety of experiences, in farm management, customer service and education. My responsibilities included: • The care and welfare of animals • Running the farm shop and office, making bookings for schools and parties • Designing leaflets to promote weekend events and the farm shop and creating information boards to provide visitors with details about the animals and the farm • Liaising with schools regarding bookings and ensuring appropriate risk assessments were completed • Guiding school groups and teaching them about the animals and the working farm. Group ages ranged from toddlers to 11-12 years. • Running birthday parties for up to 20 children of all ages • Giving talks and demonstrations about various animals and farm aspects as well as running visitor participation activities • Ordering animal feed and equipment as well as food and supplies for the café • Compiling the staff rota and being the senior member of staff during the weekend Show less