JASON GLEN ROE 1912 Colgrove Ave #203 ~ Kalamazoo, MI 49048

989.817.1744 roe1jg1989@gmail.com

Qualifications

Self-starter with an outstanding work ethic

Analytical with proven problem solving and critical thinking abilities

High level of integrity and professionalism, with well-honed time management

and multi-tasking abilities

Experience with PCR, protein amplification and analysis, Northern and Southern

blotting

Ample experience with organic synthesis and small molecule characterization

techniques

Proficient in Microsoft Office as well as various industry-specific technologies

Education

B.S., Biochemistry, Central Michigan University

Mount Pleasant, MI

Advisor: Choon Lee

May 2015

A.A.S., Chemical Process Technology, Delta College

University Center, MI

April 2012

Professional Experience

Associate Scientist, MPI Research, Mattawan, MI

Isolated and analyzed metabolites from varying biological specimens that

were both radiolabeled with 14C, 3H, 124I, and 125I.

Metabolites were analyzed by HPLC injection connected to an API 4000

LC-MSMS, as well as an LTQ Orbitrap Discovery

Created procedures for extractions of biological specimens, while

referring to scientific articles.

2016-Present

Radiochemist, 3D Imaging, LLC, Mattawan, MI

Synthesized various radiotracers for for in vivo PET and SPECT scanning

studies

o Incorporated 18F, 11C, 64Cu, and 99Tc radiolabels into small and

large molecule probes

o Developed and performed QC measures to analyze radiotracers by

TLC, HPLC, and GC

Kept detailed batch records used to generate weekly updates to clients

(sponsors)

Responsible for operation, daily checks, and preventive maintenance on

Siemens RDS Eclipse 111 Cyclotron

2015-2016

Undergraduate Research Assistant, Central Michigan University

Advisor: Prof. Choon Lee

Synthesized antioxidant dendron/dendrimer via multi-step synthesis

following literature methods.

Purified products using gravity and flash column chromatography

Analyzed all compounds using 1H/13C-NMR, GC, and electrospray

ionization mass spectrometry (ESI-MS)

2012-2015

Operations Specialist, United States Navy

Contributed to smooth operations in a sea-based command center

responsible for five ships by plotting the ships’ positions, updating

nautical charts, operating the radar system, communicating with other

ships, and drafting daily messages, with time management a critical

aspect

Led five subordinates; facilitated increased pay grades for all five by

planning and executing training

Key Accomplishments

o Earned three “Sailor of the Month” awards based on work

ethic, error-free performance, and completion of work in a

timely manner

o Recognized with an Admiral’s “Letter of Commendation” for

planning, configuration, and tear down of a week-long event in

Sasebo Japan, that included collaboration with the Japanese Self

Defense Forces

o Generated $9,000 by spearheading the annual fundraiser, Navy

and Marine Corps Relief Society; earned the command the

Platinum Plaque, the highest commendation for charity work

o Assisted 9 individuals in advancing in rank as the Training

Coordinator for the division by developing and executing a

training plan for each individual

2007-2010