SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS:

• Dedicated worker, excellent multitasker, quick learner, highly numerically inclined, and detail oriented

• Quantitative Reasoning Score of 164 (91st percentile) on the Graduate Record Examination (GRE)

EDUCATION: RELEVANT COURSEWORK:

Susquehanna University, December 2012 Inorganic Chemistry – Instrumental Analysis

Bachelor of Science Degree in Physics Organic Chemistry – Quantitative Analysis

Bachelor of Arts Degree in Chemistry Physical Chemistry – Multivariate Calculus

Minor in Mathematics Alternative Fuels – Differential Equations

WORK EXPERIENCE:

Uber – Reading, Pa: February 2017 – Present

Uber Partner Driver

East Penn Manufacturing – Lyons, PA: October 2015 – September 2016

Analytical Laboratory Technician

• Operated multiple instruments including BET Surface Area, SEM, ICP-OES, Spark OES, XRD, XRF, FTIR, Particle Size Analyzer, Instron Tension Tester, Impact Drop Tower, Melt Flow Indexer, and Injection Molder

• Preformed various QC analytical techniques including wet chemistry, titrations, digestions, microscopy, and rheology on raw materials, materials in-process, and finished product – used LIMS

• Calibrated and/or troubleshot analytical instrumentation

• Wrote new and updated old SOPs

Truck-Lite – Wellsboro, PA: June 2013 – September 2015

Surface Mount Technology (SMT) Specialist

• Had Group Leader and QA responsibilities for a team of six operators

• Responsible for setting up Automated Surface Mount (ASM) lines

• Trouble-shot any problems with the machines

Susquehanna University – Selinsgrove, PA: August 2010 – December 2012

Lab Assistant for Physics, General Chemistry, and Organic Chemistry

• Assisted various professors during laboratories by answering students’ questions

• Operated instruments including: FTIR, UV-Vis, AA, XRD, XRF, Fluorometer, Raman, NMR, GCMS, and HPLC

• Prepared chemicals and stock solutions, along with general laboratory preparation

• Graded weekly student quizzes

RESEARCH EXPERIENCE

Susquehanna University – Selinsgrove, PA: August 2012 – December 2012

Research Scientist for the Department of Chemistry

• Research was entitled: Computational Evaluation of Fluorenone Clusters

• Analyzed how fluorenone clusters interacted using three separate fluorenones and multiple solvents

• Theoretically calculated the dielectric, emission, and absorption wavelengths, oscillation strength, and electronic state energies using GaussView

• Compared calculated values to prior experimental data

SOFTWARE EXPERIENCE

• Proficient in OSX, Windows, and Microsoft Office

• Knowledgeable with Gaussian software, MatLab and programming in C++

EXTRACURRICULAR INVOLVEMENT

• Boy Scouts of America - Eagle Scout Recipient

• Susquehanna University Winter and Spring Track Team - Four-year team member; runner and jumper

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