Julia Epshtein
Fair Lawn,New Jersey,*****
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Analytical Project Manager with more than 10 years experience in
Analytical Method Development and Method Validation ( Assay, Related
substances,Dissolution) . My goal is to find a challenging analytical
chemist development position that would allow me to integrate my skills
and experience. I would prefer to utilize my experience with Analytical
methods development and carrying out of their validation.
1 Qualifications summary
. More than 10 years experience in Analytical Method Development and
Method Validation( Assay, Related substances,Dissolution) .
. Wide experience in working with analytical instruments as HPLC-Waters
with Empower software and Agilent with ChemStation software,UV,
PDA,Dissolution -Cary UV Varian
. Planning and caring out of validation. Writing of validation reports
and protocols.
. Extensive knowledge of and experience in drug development and working
in accordance with GLP and GMP requirements.
2 Work Experience
Analytical Project Manager in Analytical Research and Developing
Department 2000-2010 : Dexcel Pharma
Responsibilities include: Methods developing, Performing of analytical
chemistry assay, uniformity of content, gastric resistance, purity and
dissolution based on new and existing methods, operating analytical
instrumentation such as HPLC, UV, Dissolution, Disintegration, Hardness,
Friability, establishing, and validating analytical methods. Performing
of compatibility tests. Management of the stability data protocols.
Writing validation protocols and reports.
3 Education
M. Sc., 1997-2000: The Hebrew University Applied Chemistry department.
Diploma Thesis: "Biodegradable Polymers from PEG and PCL"
Education Experience: GPC, DSC, FTIR, Instron
B. Sc., 1991-1996: Moscow State Academy of Fine Chemical Technology M.V.
Lomonosov.
4 Courses and Certificates
2000: Development of analytical methods by HPLC
2001: Development of validation for analytical methods
5 Languages
English, Russian, Hebrew
6 Article
Biodegradable poly(ethylene oxide)/poly([pic]-caprolactone) multiblock
copolymers
Journal of Biomedical Materials Research
Volume 59, Issue 2, Pages 273 - 281
References will be send upon request.