Background
As a 5th year PhD candidate and NSF GRFP Fellow in Professor Corinna Schindler's lab at the University of Michigan/University of British Columbia, I have developed synthetic expertise in method development and complex molecule synthesis. The main focus of my research has been natural product total synthesis in which I have designed and executed multi-step synthetic routes. Through my studies I have been immersed in a highly collaborative and cross-disciplinary environment to tackle complex synthetic challenges.
I am actively seeking industry roles in process chemistry and medicinal chemistry where I can apply my skills to cutting-edge research within a dynamic, team-oriented setting.
Job experience
April 2022 - present
Graduate Student ResearcherSchindler Lab-UMich and UBC
Ann Arbor, MI, USA
PhD researcher in the Schindler lab focusing on natural product total synthesis as well as method development
Education
University of MichiganPhD, Chemistry2021 - 2026
PhD student in organic chemistry
University of MichiganM.S. Chemistry2021 - 2023
Boston UniversityB.A. Biochemistry and Molecular Biology2017 - 2021
