Nicholas B. Moseby

3967 Bismarck Drive, San Jose, CA 95130

Cell phone (916) 813-1302 email: Olympus_88@hotmail.com

OBJECTIVE

To secure a challenging position with Bayer Healthcare to continue my career as a Biotech professional. I am motivated and

focused on training and code advancement. My exceptional high standards of cGMP and aseptic technique help to make be an

asset to the company.

EDUCATION

8/2009 – 12/ 2011 California State University, Sacramento

Bachelor of Science Degree in Biological Sciences

EXPERIENCE

Berkeley, CA. Bayer Healthcare LLC

3/ 2014- Present RB Production Tech Media/Fermentation II

I’m a constant motivator, team player, leader and follower on my shift who completes our standard work according to SOPs.

Routinely perform Bioreactor sampling of Tissue Culture Fluid; deliver samples to Quality

Assurance, and make bioreactor confirmatory adjustments when necessary. Proficient in use and maintenance of analytical Bench top equipment; obtain accurate values

for Cell counts, PH, conductivity and oxidation, YSI, BGA, and light microscopy.

Calibration and operation of bench top equipment: BGA, YSI, CEDEX cell scanner, PH meter, Centrifuge, UDF Hood, microscope.

Expedite bioreactor samples in the sterile hood by Aliquoting samples for retain collection and samples to be delivered to QA.

Operate and monitor Cell Separation Filtration and Ultrafiltration process using Data Control System, (DCS)

Clean and Decontaminate Cell separation skid, CIP Rotary lobe pump, and perform protein

and caustic flush of the Ultrafiltration system using Data Control System Collect UFTCF in EVA bags, Blast Freeze and store UFTCF in cold room or Freezer. Along with maintaining standard work I assisted in bioreactor turnaround process by preparing

and integrity testing opticaps, preparing bioreactor line kits and making connections to bioreactor station equipment; Settler, Media Hex, and Bioreactor.

Started the perfusion process assisting in inoculation and taking pre and post inoculation samples of TCFduring turnaround.

Operate the Sterilizer to sanitize lab equipment and sterilize bioreactor and Ultrafilter parts. Access to SAP, MES, and DCS systems.

3/2009 – date Gymnastics, tumbling and cheerleading Coach/Director/Manager at various

Cheerleading camps and gyms

Program Development, training, supervisor, evaluator and event coordinator

List of various gyms and cheerleading camp sites available upon request

Military Service: U.S. Army Served from 1999-2003 Rank E-4 Honorable Discharge

Special Interests: Past Volunteer/Research projects

Tempe, AZ Arizona State University

11/2008- 5/ 2009

· Assisted in taxonomic identification and collection of jumping spider species.

· In the lab I assisted in collection and assortment of species and fed the spiders fruit flies.

Davis, CA California National Primate Center

6/2006- 8/2006

· On the job training as a virology/ immunology laboratory assistant; we used ELIZA assay and

manual light cell counter.

· I maintained three cell culture strains throughout the term, and hands on lab techniques with

blood cells and virus. Applied aseptic techniques with cell cultures in hood and incubation

environment.

Sacramento, CA California State University

6/2004 - 5/2006

· Conducted research for the field geology/ salmon spawning team. Calibrated field equipment

to collect data.

· Cell Physiology Lab I incubated myoblast cells and treated with acetylcholine to mimic muscle

contractions.

Davis, CA UC Davis Veterinary Medicine

6/2005 - 8/2005

· Worked as a clinical assistant; observed students and doctors on morning rounds, treatments

and surgery..

· Weekly change of departments for rotations to dentistry, radiology, food animal and Equine.

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** References available upon request