Production Technician II

I am an undergraduate Chemistry major with a minor in Computer Science at Clayton State University, with an anticipated Bachelor of Science degree in Chemistry in 2026. My academic interests lie at the intersection of analytical chemistry, medicinal chemistry, and data-driven scientific problem solving. My research experience includes hands-on laboratory work in quantitative and instrumental analysis, such as complexometric titrations, UV-Vis spectroscopy, equilibrium studies, and kinetic measurements. I have conducted experimental investigations involving adsorption isotherms (Langmuir and Freundlich models), macromolecular viscosity analysis, and multi-step redox and gravimetric procedures. Through these projects, I have developed strong skills in experimental design, statistical data analysis, error analysis, and scientific reporting. In addition to wet-lab research, I have a growing interest in computational approaches to chemistry. My Computer Science coursework has strengthened my proficiency in programming, data analysis, and problem solving, and I actively explore applications of coding and modeling to chemical research, automation, and simulation. I am particularly interested in how computational tools and software development can enhance experimental workflows and data interpretation. I am motivated to pursue research and professional opportunities that combine chemistry with technology, including analytical research, pharmaceutical and medicinal chemistry, radiation sciences, and interdisciplinary STEM fields. My long-term goal is to contribute to impactful scientific research while continuing to develop skills that bridge laboratory science and computational innovation.