Manager Staff

SEERAT MANDER

* ********** **, ********, ******* (L7A3K1) . 647-***-****.

acft9y@r.postjobfree.com

EDUCATION

University

**** ****** ** ******* ************* University of Windsor,

Ontario, Canada.

Relevant Subject Areas: Proteomics, Mass Spectrometry,

clinical biochemistry, Human Physiology and Mechanism of

Disease, Lipid Biochemistry, Cell Biology and

Biotechnology Laboratory.

A Distinction in all the above mentioned subjects

2010 Minor in Marketing, Finance and Biotechnology

Entrepreneurship

Master of Science (Biotechnology) Swinburne University

of Technology, Australia.

Relevant Subject Areas: Molecular biology, Genetics,

microbiology, Advanced biochemistry and Research

Projects.

A Distinction in all the above mentioned subjects

2008 Bachelor of Science (honours School) in Biophysics

Panjab University, Chandigarh, India.

Relevant Subject Areas: Radiation biophysics,

Bio-magnetism, Microscopy, Microscopic anatomy,

biophysical Chemistry, Physico -Chemical Techniques,

Physiology, Biostatistics, Molecular and Neuro

biophysics.

A Distinction or Higher Distinction in most of the above

subjects.

School

2003-2005 Secondary School, Government Model Senior Secondary

School, Chandigarh, India.

Subjects: Physics, biology and Chemistry

Obtained 85% marks in Biology (Distinction)

SKILLS

Computer Experienced in using Microsoft office word, excel and

PowerPoint to present reports, assignments and

presentation as a part of my studies.

Also an Advanced user of Microsoft outlook that I

frequently use at my last job.

Generic

Communication High level of communication skills have been

demonstrated through:

Public speaking, debating and presenting assignments.

Liaising with staff and clients at work (face to face,

phone, email)

Written communication skills are being constantly

demonstrated and refined as seen in university

assignments, research reports and technical

documentation.

Leadership Leadership skills displayed during employment, training

and supervising staff members.

Team work Strong teamwork and interpersonal skills were

demonstrated when working as a staff member at

workplace.

High level of coordination and problem solving skills

demonstrated in group work in laboratory classes and

teamwork on set group assignments at university.

Laboratory and Research and investigative abilities demonstrated

Scientific through university assignments and research Projects.

skills Laboratory techniques include-

Performing PCR, designing primers using Gene banks

Genetic engineering of microbes, plants and mammalian

cells

Microbial identification and viable counting, cell

culturing.

Various Chromatography Techniques, such as, Affinity

chromatography, ion-exchange and thin layer

chromatography

Gel Electrophoresis, SDS-PAGE, and 2D electrophoresis,

western Blotting, Immunoprecipitation (IP).

Worked with mammalian cell culturing, si RNA induction

and expression. (RNAi), Micro assays.

Functional and structural genomics, proteomics and

related bioinformatics using many bioinformatics

servers such as Expassy, EMBOSS, PDB, NCBI, BLAST etc

Tissue processing for electron microscope examination

(includes Freeze fracture Technique).

Performing ECG, ECG and EMG.

Spectroscopic analytical methods including NMR and

advances in mass spectrometry.

GMP, GLP regulatory issues including FDA, Health

Canada, TGA- HACCP approach to problem and CAPA

implementation in each code of conduct.

Preparation of SOP's and other technical documentations

Immunology and Immunochemistry and their applications

in chemical and biochemical analyses. Methods include,

RIA, ELISA, Fluorescent immunoassay and Protein-A

immunoassay.

Protein assays such as Bradford and Lowry

DNA purity analysis.

Using the principles of radiation to study effects of

radiation on various mammalian organs and applying

I-131 in studying radiation dosimetery using

scintillators.

Basic principles underlying Pharmacodynamics and

pharmacokinetics of various Drugs

Using other Hydrodynamic methods for separation of

biomolecules like velocity sedimentation.

Basic principles underlying Cancer biology technology

using various identification dyes. Hands on experience

with the migration assays.

Statistical Analysis of Data -standard deviations, RMS,

Graphical representation of data.

Organisational High levels of organisational skills (that includes -

skills prioritizing work and time management) have been

demonstrated during my Post-Secondary Studies whereby I

have to maintain a healthy balance between my job and

studies.

EMPLOYMENT

June Student file Manager

2010-Dec2012 Ashmark Institute of Australia, 459 Little Collins St

, Melbourne

Duties:

Managing student files

Enrolling new students

Preparing certificate of completion of final year

competent students

Sep 2007-march Tutor (Science and Maths)

2008 Brilliant tutorials, Chandigarh, India

Duties:

Assisted students in year 10th and 12th with science

based subjects in preparing for their examinations,

assignments.

Provide feedback to parents regarding student's

progress.

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

August 2014 Became a member of Student Biotechnology Network

July, 2009 Became a member of AusBiotech Society

September, 2008 Australian Workplace communication Program, Swinburne

University

Of Technology

August 2008 Introduction to Laboratory OHS, Swinburne University of

Technology

REFEREES

3. Dr. Dante Capaldi

Associate Professor

Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry

University of Windsor

401 Sunset Ave., Windsor, N9B 3P4 ON, Canada

Tel: 519-***-****

Fax: 519-***-****

Email: acft9y@r.postjobfree.com or acft9y@r.postjobfree.com

1.Michael B. Boffa, Ph.D.

Associate Professor

Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry

Essex Hall Room 275, University of Windsor

401 Sunset Ave., Windsor, N9B 3P4 ON, Canada

Tel: 519-***-**** ext. 3537

Fax: 519-***-****

Email: acft9y@r.postjobfree.com

2.Tranum Kaur, Ph.D

Assistant Professor and Program Coordinator

Master of Medical Biotechnology Program

Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry

Essex Hall Room 260A, University of Windsor

401 Sunset Ave., Windsor, N9B 3P4 ON, Canada

Phone: 519-***-**** ext: 3570

Fax: 519-***-****

Email: acft9y@r.postjobfree.com

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