Biochemist Resume
Here’s a sample of what your Biochemist Resume should look like while applying for Biochemist Jobs.
2967 Flournoy St, Apt#901
Dallas, TX 75237
(123)-555-1234
name@emailaddress.com
Summary:
An outstanding chemist with over 10 years or experience; has published a number of articles and journals on all the researches linking to biochemistry and other related studies; has led a group of research scientists in the development of a breakthrough in protein characterization which garnered him a few notable and prestigious awards and commendations; an organized, timeline-driven person with exceptional presentation and research skills; understands complex biological processes and is able to translate them to layman’s terms to make the topic appreciated by the masses.
Professional Experience:
Head Biochemist February 2006 – Present
Silvertone Systems Inc., Dallas TX
Responsibilities
Developed solution isolations and flow controls in micro devices used for cell separation.
Tested chemical capabilities & handled sampling analysis of materials with a goal to maintain the external appearance of chemicals regardless of process.
Developed multifunctional programming for short tandem repeat (STR) analysis used in human genome identification and fluids.
Ensured that all departmental experiments are documented and accounted for.Research Analyst
August 2004 – January 2008
University of Florida, Orlando, FL
Responsibilities
Built a multi-disciplinary adhoc team coming from five divisions and four universities to investigate the physical and biochemical properties of certain substances.
Developed a novel strategy to fabricate covalently cross-linked protein-based biomaterials.
Developed multicolor DNA detection platform, instrumentation, and programming for short tandem repeat (STR) analysis.
Worked to achieve milestones and deliverables for proof-of-principle techniques and devices.
Research Associate June 2001 – June 2004
Princeton University, Newark, NJ
Responsibilities
Helped design, fabricate, and test prototypes of micro-fluidic devices.
Separated small molecules, proteins, and nucleic acids using capillary and microchip electrophoresis.
Assisted in the remodeling process and its integration with injection techniques from nano-liter sample volumes.
Evaluated biological samples using integrated micro devices for DNA analysis.
Education:
Master of Science in Biochemistry
Princeton University, 2002
Bachelor of Science in Biology, Major in Genetic Sciences
Princeton University, 2000
Skills/Certifications:
Numerical, analytic and practical skills
Communication and presentation skills
Professional development, self-management, interpersonal and teamwork skills
Computer skills: Microsoft Windows, MS Word, MS Excel, PowerPoint
Critical, independent thinking and problem-solving skills
Associations/Organizations:
American Chemical Society, Member
Scientific Research Society, Member