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KARL JAEGER Resumé 2016 Personal Details Address: 25 Phillip Island Road, Sunderland Bay, Vic 3922 Mail: PO Box 855 Cowes, Vic 3922 Email: [email protected] Date of Birth: 20/06/1975 Phone: Mobile: 0402 188 656 Objectives I have recently graduated from RMIT having completed a BSc majoring in Biotechnology and am currently in a temporary/Contract role as a zonal technician at BioCSL (Parkville). During my studies I have developed an interest in Microbiology, industrial microbiology, Immunology, vaccine/drug production and also the environmental aspects of Biotechnology (bioremediation and waste management). During my studies I was fortunate to work with Associate Professor Mark Osborn (RMIT) and have just recently completed a preliminary study to determine if there was a presence of microplastic pollution in the marine food web of the seal colony of Seal Rocks Phillip Island (Vic). This study was headed by Associate Professor Mark Osborn (RMIT) with the assistance of Dr Peter Dann and Dr Rebecca McIntosh (Phillip Island Nature Parks). In short, I am seeking a position to develop my operational and leadership skills and further advance my understanding of the analytical, field work and research and development processes of the field of Biotechnology. Education Bachelor of Applied Science – RMIT University Melbourne Personal attributes and interests Mature, responsible, reliable, trustworthy, punctual Karl Jaeger – Resume 2015
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KARL JAEGERResumé 2016
Personal DetailsAddress: 25 Phillip Island Road, Sunderland Bay, Vic 3922
Mail: PO Box 855 Cowes, Vic 3922Email: [email protected] of Birth: 20/06/1975Phone: Mobile: 0402 188 656
ObjectivesI have recently graduated from RMIT having completed a BSc majoring in Biotechnology
and am currently in a temporary/Contract role as a zonal technician at BioCSL (Parkville). During my studies I have developed an interest in Microbiology, industrial microbiology, Immunology, vaccine/drug production and also the environmental aspects of Biotechnology (bioremediation and waste management).
During my studies I was fortunate to work with Associate Professor Mark Osborn (RMIT) and have just recently completed a preliminary study to determine if there was a presence of microplastic pollution in the marine food web of the seal colony of Seal Rocks Phillip Island (Vic). This study was headed by Associate Professor Mark Osborn (RMIT) with the assistance of Dr Peter Dann and Dr Rebecca McIntosh (Phillip Island Nature Parks).
In short, I am seeking a position to develop my operational and leadership skills and further advance my understanding of the analytical, field work and research and development processes of the field of Biotechnology.
Education Bachelor of Applied Science – RMIT University Melbourne
Personal attributes and interests Mature, responsible, reliable, trustworthy, punctual Surfing Motocross, trail riding and camping Photography Golf Boxing fitness training Amateur astronomy
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QualificationsBachelor of Science, Applied Science, Biotechnology, RMIT University
2010 – 2012 Completed the following units:
Scientific Skills & Communication Introduction to Chemistry Introduction to Physics Introduction to Microbiology & Immunology Outbreak: the detection & control of Infectious diseases Cell Structure & Function Environmental & Chemical Analysis Chemistry of Materials I
2013-2015 Full time RMIT Melbourne
Genetic and Molecular Biology Mathematics and Statistics Plant Structure and Function Microbiology 1 Cell and Tissue Culture Statistics and Epidemiology Food Microbiology Biological Chemistry Animal structure and function Industrial Microbiology Gene Technologies Professional Scientist Advanced Bioinformatics Chemistry for life sciences Science Project (Undergraduate research project) Immunology Functional Genomics and Proteomics Molecular Agriculture
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Relevant skills & abilities
Communication skills
Comprehension and drafting of professional scientific reports Computer literacy (Word, Outlook, Excel, Minitab, SPSS) Clear speaking voice and polite phone manner Sourcing information from electronic, literary or recorded resources
Practical skills
Understanding of scientific methodology used in biology and biotechnology laboratories. Sound understanding of cGMP, GMP and GXP environments. Understanding operational protocol within PC2 certified C grade clean rooms, with some B grade experience (BHSC), used when taking samples and fractions of extracted product (live virus).
Microbiology: Practical understanding of identification methods, media types, microscopy techniques etc. Use of these techniques to determining the name of an unknown organism, this involved the use of biological chemical assays and tests to determine the name and species of the organism.
Food Microbiology: Determination of an unknown contaminate in a food product using techniques such as MPN, plate counts, various biochemical assays, serial dilutions and other sample preparation using equipment such as Stomacher bags etc. As well as developing an understanding of the HACCP methods and use of Australian standards in food processing and the analytical method.
Advanced molecular biology: Isolation of the Green fluorescent protein (GFP) and the
insertion of the carrier gene into competent E.coli cells. (Gene Transfer techniques), use of SDS-page, northern, Southern, western and the preparation of genetic material for PCR and other analytical tools.
Chemistry: The determination of concentration iron in a soil sample and the determination of multiple compounds in a sample of Melbourne tap water, using AAS, HPLC, FIA, GC. As well as necessary chemistry wet techniques such as titrations etc.
Bio-Chemistry: Practical understanding of the enzymatic pathways of biological systems. Understanding of spectrophotometric analysis and its use in studying enzyme kinetics under differing conditions.
Industrial Microbiology: Understanding of Industrial techniques such as fermentation, genetic transformation and an understanding of Up and Downstream process’ in the development of drugs and vaccines. Preparation of genetic material of PCR, used for the identification of an unknown bacterium.
Advanced Bioinformatics: Understanding of the techniques and software used to analyses and identify genetic sequences. Knowledge of all major data bases use in analysis of genetic sequence.
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Science project: Determination of the presence of plastic pollution in the seal colony of Seal rocks Victoria Australia. Developing experimental and processing method, analytical skills and understanding the use of equipment such as FT-IR for identification of samples.
Molecular Agriculture: Understanding of the use of molecular markers for the use in molecular breeding and crop development and diversity studies in plants. Understanding of Molecular biological techniques used for Quantitative trait loci analysis (QTL), such as DNA extraction, use of western, Southern and northern blot analysis. Practical understanding of the use of relevant software for analysis of QTL data (POPGEN, MapManager etc.)
Functional Genomics and Proteomics: Practical study in the relationships of the up/down regulation of gene expression in Chick pea plants, in relation to drought, cold and saline environments. Understanding of Molecular biological techniques used for the analysis of gene expression, such as the use of DNA extraction, use of western, Southern and northern blot analysis, Microarray analysis etc.
Immunology: Practical studies in the in the various pathways of the Immune system.
Understanding of factors that affect the virulence of invading pathogens and the differing forms of analysis and detection, such as ELISA, Bradford assay etc.
Work History
Science and Technology
Dec 2015-Current Randstad (CSL) Zonal Technician Role. (Casual contract). Suite 3, 28 Young Street Moonee Ponds VIC 3039 03 9377 0700 Service and sales
Seasonal 2012/2013 Phillip Island Appliance Warehouse (business now closed)Part-time retail sales, customer service, deliveries, stock inventoryThompson Ave, Cowes Vic 3922 Tel. (03) 5952 2221
Sept 2010 – May 2011 Inverloch Marine Part-time sales and customer service, stock inventory2 The Esplanade, Inverloch VIC 3925 Tel. (03) 5674 1502
Transport Driver
Nov 2009 – Sept 2010 Tailored Workforce Recruitment Statewide H.C. Truck DriverAltona, Vic /Coca-Cola and Coles Pty Ltd, HC Driver
Jan 2007 – Jul 2009 CBC Interstate Transport
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Interstate H.R. Driver – vehicle cartage5 Buckland Street, Campbellfield Vic Tel. (03) 9357 5557
Aug 09 – Oct 09 Petrans Transport Lot 2, Tyrl Tyrl Road, Golspie NSWTel. (02) 4843 3152Interstate HC Driver – miscellaneous goods
Landscaping
2001 – 2004 Catalyst Recruitment (Glen Waverley)Temporary assignments for various wholesale, warehousing and manufacturing firms
1997 – 1999 OZ Rock LandscapingOwner/operatorLandscaping business
Transcription and other documentation in regards to education available on request
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Referees
Dr Lynne McArthurBSc (Hons) La Trobe, PhD UniSASenior LecturerRMIT University: School of Mathematical and Geospatial SciencesMelbourne, VicTel: (613) 9925 3122
Associate Professor Dr Mark OsbornBSc (Hons), University of Sheffield, U.K. PhD, University of Liverpool, U.K.RMIT University, School of Applied Sciences, Bundoora, Victoria.Mobile: 0498764408Tel: (613) 99257126Email: [email protected]
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