LABORATORY TECHNICIAN
Core competency in Organic Chemistry laboratory applied to reaction procedures, synthesizing reaction precursors with attention to product extraction and purification.
SKILLS:
Education and Certification by EH&S for chemical and laboratory safety in 2013
Course work laboratory experience in basic Chemistry Lab, Physical Chemistry Lab, Organic Chemistry Lab
Use of database software such as Microsoft Access, Optiva and SAP
Proficiency in Microsoft Office: Word, Excel, Power Point, Outlook
Self-motivating, detail oriented; maintaining a safe and cleanly laboratory work space
French Fluency: Spoken and written
EXPERIENCE
Mast Global: L Brands, New York, NY July 2014 - March 2015
Regulatory Technician
Organizing monthly cosmetic product registrations in North America and European Union, improving registration efficiency to increase productivity
Registration of products noting proper concentration, and ingredient composition according to EU, US, and Canadian regulatory compliance.
Acquire familiarity with product forms and distinctions.
Cross team coordination of timely registration with regulatory and labeling teams
Actively update SOP’s regarding worldwide product registration as well as product sorting to increase accuracy and performance improvement.
Updating Livelink and Access databases proactively with outgoing registration and approvals.
Reviewing product ingredient listings to ensure accurate content labelling.
University at Buffalo Chemistry Department, Buffalo, NY May 2013 - May 2014
Laboratory Assistant
Utilizing my knowledge of Chemistry to improve productivity of graduate thesis research projects
Aiding graduate students in two projects: a self-binding polymer chain, and precursor to molecular net for geometry and size selectivity
Use of amide coupling, dehydration, and redox reactions to produce polymeric compounds.
Forming precursor reactants using hydrogenation and nitro oxidation in compound synthesis.
Purification of products through repeated recrystallization, washing and extraction processes.
Use of detailed laboratory notes outlining workup, molar concentrations and reaction set up parameters ensuring a safe and controlled reaction environment.
Skilled use of laboratory equipment through regular use, maintaining clean vessels to prevent impurities.
EDUCATION
University at Buffalo, Buffalo, NY Aug 2010 - May 2014
Bachelor’s Degree in Chemistry 2014