Assistant University

Sarim Akbar

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School East Carolina University Cell 919-***-****

Home Address Campus Address

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Raleigh, NC 27603 Greenville, NC 27858-4353

USA

Self-description

I am very organized and diligent in getting the task done quickly and efficiently. My background in Physics and Biology

and previous lab employment and research gives me the aptitude to flourish in laboratory related work that requires data

keeping, analysis, and properly performing experiments. I am currently working on my Physics Master’s and will be

transferring to NC State for the next academic year.

Objective

Seeking work in the RTP area in biotech or bio/health research departments

Education

East Carolina University

Bachelor of Science (BS) Biology Graduation Date May, 2013

Bachelor of Science (BS) Applied Physics

Master of Science (MS) Physics Expected Graduation Date May 2015

Employment History

Graduate Assistant East Carolina University Fall 2013 – Spring 2014

Input Survey Data into database

Analyzed Data to look for trends and drawbacks from Student programs

Used coding to quantify Interview Responses

Presented concluded findings through power-point presentations in front of panel

Laboratory Assistant: Biology Department East Carolina University Spring 2013

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Setting up labs for biology lab classes: Created different solutions, cleaned and maintained laboratory equipment,

disposed of old chemicals following proper protocols.

Tutor Office of Student Development East Carolina University Spring 2011- Spring 2012

Physics

Psychology

Tutored Athletes in Pyschology and mainly Physics

Laboratory Skills

Stephanie, Sullivan Engineering Department, East Carolina University

Research Assistant

Laboratory Work consisted of: Experience with Laboratory Eqiupment

• Making Solutions with the correct weight percentage • Benchtop Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Machine

• Making Qualitative and Quantitative analysis • Centrifuge

• Working with various Laboratory Equipment • Rheometer

• Waste Disposal of past trial solutions • Electrospinning Equipment

Research Experience

Stephanie, Sullivan Engineering Department, East Carolina University Fall 2010 - Spring 2012

Undergraduate Research Assistant

• Assisted in Research of the evaluation of Polysaccharides-Protein Complexes using Nuclear Magnetic Resonance

techniques

• Presented research findings at the spring 2011 Research Symposium at East Carolina University in April

Projects Presentation

• Presented research data involving the Evaluation of Gelled Protein Complexes with varying pH and salinity levels at

the Spring 2011 East Carolina University Research Symposium

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