Objective:
Seeking a fun and challenging summer internship at a leading pharmaceutical company with potential for employment after graduation.

Education:
University of Pennsylvania
Junior, School of Engineering and Applied Science
Candidate for Bachelor of Science Engineering degree
Major: Chemical Engineering Minor: Computer Science Engineering
GPA: 3.2
Projects:
Membrane Fluidity: Designed and implemented experiment to measure change in membrane fluidity in phospholipids after peroxide oxidation using fluorescence spectroscopy. Presented findings to lab group. Summer project for Dr. Axelsen, Department of Pharmacology.

Work Experience:
May 2000-Present University of Pennsylvania, Department of Pharmacology
Laboratory Research Assistant
Measuring protein folding rates. Assisting in maintenance of laboratory computer network. Evaluating stop-flow components for use in fluorescence spectrometer. Experience with UV spectroscopy. Previous work oxidizing and separating phospholipids using high performance liquid chromatography.

Aug 1999-May 2000 University of Pennsylvania, Computer & Education Technology Services.
Lab consultant.
Answered questions about computing, including general use and technical questions. Monitored computer laboratories.

Related Coursework:
Current: Heat and Mass Transport, Process Control, Separation Process Design, Introduction to Polymer Science, Biotechnology and Biochemistry Labtraory
Previous: Fluid Mechanics, Advanced Chemical Engineering Science, Physical Chemistry, Introduction to Database Management, Introduction to Biotechnology and Biochemistry Chemistry I, II, Physics I, II, Organic Chemistry I, II, Calculus I, II, III, IV, Thermodynamics, Programming Languages and Techniques I, II, Photography I, II

Computer Skills:
Operating Systems: UNIX, Linux, MS-DOS, Windows 95/98/NT/2000/XP
Programming Languages: ANSI C, Java, OcaML, SQL, HTML
Other: MathCAD, Maple, Microsoft Word, Excel & PowerPoint, Apache, Adobe Photoshop

Activities:
Eagle Scout, American Institute of Chemical Engineers, Chapter Secretary (2000), Ryukyu Kempo, Science and Technology Wing Board Member