Assistant High School
Resume:
Beth E. Malloy
San Anselmo, CA 94960
********@*****.***
Education
M.S. Chemistry & Biochemistry 1988
San Francisco State University, San Francisco, California.
Thesis Title: “Investigation of the Structural Role of Cysteine Residues and Chemical
Modification of Lysine Residues of lamB Protein of Escherichia coli.”
B.S. Chemistry 1980
Boston College Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts
Graduated cum laude.
Professional Experience
Genentech, Inc. 10/2006 – 06/2009
Sourcing Consultant, Research
(Contractor through Pro Unlimited)
Member of fast paced staffing team supporting research positions.
Manage ~ 25 active, high-volume requisitions at a time; levels range from Sr. Director to
Research Associate and include bioinformatics as well as early to late stage research
positions.
Screen active candidates - review applicant resumes, conduct initial phone screens,
manage, organize and track candidate activity in ATS (Resumix). Manage applicant and
potential candidate activity in CRM (Salesforce.com).
Source passive candidates - search within Genentech applicant database as well as
outside job boards, scientific websites, networking sites (Linkedin, Jigsaw) and
conference resume lists. Contact, screen passive candidates, assist with setting up
interviews. Research academic labs/PI names for potential candidates. Create networks
and pipelines of passive candidates based on critical skill sets for future or opportunistic
hires.
Generate weekly and quarterly hiring metrics reports to support staffing and staffing
processes.
Regular collaboration with staffing consultants and communication with hiring managers;
assist managers with database tracking and immigration and relocation inquiries if
needed.
Regular partnering with other Sourcing Consultants and Talent Acquisition group to
share best recruiting practices.
Post and manage job openings on internal and external job boards, research appropriate
job boards and websites for particular skill sets.
Update and prepare collateral prior to career events. Locate, contact and prescreen
candidates prior to event, set up on-site interviews. Attend career events, interview
candidates; post-event follow up with candidates as well as team and hiring managers.
Science and Math Tutor 2004 - 2009
Private tutor for local middle and high school students: taught various math, chemistry
and biology courses.
Genentech, Inc. 5/1988 - 11/1999.
Senior Research Associate, Research
Department of Cardiovascular Research
Contributed to numerous research projects including the discovery and purification of
Thrombopoietin, various cardiovascular protein purification projects, and sickle cell
anemia.
Protein chemistry techniques: HPLC, FPLC, protein expression and optimization and
supporting characterization (SDS-PAGE, ELISAS, activity assays). Tissue culture:
primary, mammalian, bacterial cell culture, small and large scale. Assay development:
development and optimization of cell based assays to monitor activities throughout
purification steps
Worked independently and collaboratively on projects within Genentech, Inc. as well as
with outside groups. Assisted other groups with expression, purification needs.
Attended professional meetings and conferences, kept current with relevant literature.
Presented data (oral and written) at group and department meetings.
Hired and managed summer interns, participated in interviews with candidates for
new/replacement positions within department, supervised one RA.
San Francisco State University 5/1987-5/1988
Research Assistant
Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry
Master’s thesis research project: Purified and examined stability and activity of post-
purification modifications of LamB Protein Trimer in Escherichia coli outer membrane.
Assisted in running research laboratory.
San Francisco State University 9/1984-1987
Teaching Assistant
Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry
Taught numerous chemistry laboratory classes, organized lectures and experiments,
tutored and graded.
Awards
Graduate Student Award for Distinguished
Achievement in Major Field 1987.
Outstanding Graduate Student Award, 1986.
Chemistry Department Scholarship, 1986.
Graduate Equity Scholarship, 1985.
Dorothy Wells Scholarship, 1985.
Publications
Solar G, Malloy B, Smith J, Eaton D: Development of a Human Erythroblastic Cell Line
Capable of Different Globin Gene Expression Patterns. (abstract) 12th Conference on
Hemoglobin Switching, June 9-13 2000, Orcas Island, WA USA.
Solar G, Malloy B, Smith J, Eaton D: Evaluation of Human Globin Gene Switching in
the SCID-HU Bone and Liver Mouse Model. (abstract) ISEH July 10-14 1999 Monte
Carlo, Monaco.
Deng B, Banu N, Malloy B, Hass P, Wang J, Cavacini L, Eaton, D, Avraham H: An
Agonist Murine Monoclonal Antibody to the Human c-Mpl Receptor Stimulates
Megakaryocytopoiesis. Blood 1998, 92:1981-1988.
Malloy B, Noel P, Eaton D, Solberg L: Immune Thrombocytopenia Associated with an
Antibody to c-Mpl, the Thrombopoietin(TPO) Receptor(abstract) Blood 1995, 86:279a.
Gurney AL, Kuang, WJ, Xie MH, Malloy BE, Eaton DL, de Sauvage FJ: Genomic
Structure, Chromosomal Localization and Conserved Alternative Splice Forms of
Thrombopoieitin. Blood 1995, 85:981-988.
de Sauvage FJ, Hass PE, Spencer SD, Malloy BE,Gurney AL, Spencer SA, Darbonne
WC, Henzel WJ, Wong SC et al.: Stimulation of Megakaryocytopoiesis and
Thrombopoiesis by the c-Mpl Ligand. Nature 1994, 369:533-538.
Zeigler FC, de Sauvage FJ, Widmer HR, Keller GA, Donahue C, Schreiber RD, Malloy
BE, Hass PE, Eaton DL, Matthews W: In vitro Megakaryocytopoietic and
Thrombopoietic Activity of c-Mpl Ligand(TPO) on Purified Murine Hematapoietic Stem
Cells. Blood 1994, 84:4045-4052.
Eaton DL, Gurney AL, Malloy BE, Kuang WJ, Hass PE, Xie NH, Nagel MR, de
Sauvage FJ: Biological Activity of Human Thrombopoietin(TPO), the c-Mpl Ligand,
and TPO Variants and the Chromosomal Localization of TPO. (abstract) Blood
1994, 84:241a.
Eaton DL, Malloy BE, Tsai SP, Henzel WJ, Drayna D: Isolation, Molecular Cloning, and
Partial Characterization of a Novel Carboxypeptidase B from Human Plasma. J. Biol.
Chem. 1991, 226:218**-*****.
Luckey M, Ling R, Dose A, Malloy B: Role of a Disulfide Bond in the Thermal Stability
of the LamB Protein Trimer in Escherichia coli Outer Membrane. J. Biol. Chem. 1991,
226:1866-1871.
Malloy BE, Luckey M: Effect of Chemical Modification of Transport Activity of LamB
Protein from E. coli. (abstract) Symposium of American Protein Chemists, September
30-October 3 1985 San Diego, CA USA.
References furnished upon request
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