Mauricio Pirir
562-***-**** acx44q@r.postjobfree.com Davis, CA
Skills
Programming Languages: Python, C, C++
Software: MATLAB, SolidWorks, GraphPad Prism, FlowJo, Excel
Laboratory: Spectroscopy, immunocytochemistry, mammalian and bacterial cell culture, Western blots,
gel electrophoresis, cell assays/ELISA, sterile technique, general lab maintenance, small animal handling
and surgery, white blood cell separations, flow cytometry, chromatography, micro-particle fabrication, stress
simulations, 3-D modeling
Languages: Fluent in Spanish
Education
09/2010 06/2015 Bachelor of Science: Biomedical Engineering
University of California, Davis
Professional
Experience
11/2015 11/2016 Junior Specialist/Lab Manager Biomaterials Lab, UC Davis, CA
Help establish and maintain new safe and compliant lab
Manage multiple work streams and train new lab personnel to progress
research in immunology and biomaterials with biochemistry
Collaborate cross-functionally to research and develop novel therapies
using carbohydrates and micro-particles to combat diseases
Statistically analyze experimental data to study the effects carbohydrates
have on the innate and adaptive immune system
Present findings in a clear and concise manner to be understood by all
levels of experience
Research Assistant Inflammation Biomechanics Lab, UC Davis,
03/2014 9/2015
CA
Designed and performed experiments investigating the mechanisms of
stem cell recruitment and their differentiation at infected skin wounds to
develop therapies for infections
Learned and executed good laboratory practices
Projects
09/2013 06/2014 Capstone Senior Design Project Endoguard, Veterinarian
Mouthpiece for Endoscopy, UC Davis, CA
Collaborated with team and client to research, design and build a novel
device for endoscopic and dental procedures
Generated Engineering Design Specifications and design concepts
Planned design of experiments and investigated US patents
Assessed clients needs, communicated effectively to all parties involved,
and delivered a high-quality product
Presented at UC Davis Engineering Design Showcase and Undergraduate
Research Conference
Publication - Falahee, P., Anderson, L., Reynolds, M., Pirir, M., and Simon, S. (Submitted) Local
granulopoiesis is necessary for control over virulent Staphylococcus aureus infection in mice. Blood.