Tran Day

Tran M. Day 6202 Hickory Ridge Dr. Loveland, Ohio 45140|-|- Objective Service-oriented professional with strong attention to detail; excellent interpersonal skills and highly motivated. The desire for lifelong learning has developed working knowledge of many areas outside of the university like front-end development, tech startups, research (specifically iPSC), cooking, music composition, software development, etc. Outgoing and congenial with strong work ethic. Education Code Academy and EdX (MITx, Harvardx, W3Cx) | computer science | current University of Cincinnati | May 2016 | BS in Neurobiology | Cum Laude Skills HTML | CSS | JS | Sketch/Figma | Invision | Photoshop | Github | Bootstrap | HTML template | Microsoft Office | Tech Start-up | Public Speaking | Leadership | Laboratory techniques/skills | CPR & First Aid Certified | Spanish Experience Wunderfund | Digital Marketing | 2018 – present • • • Developed narratives for client campaigns through Facebook, e-mail and other social channels. Data analytics through Facebook and Google. Front-end development Freelance/Front-end Developer | 2017 – present • • • Developed or developing landing pages for food competition, tech start up, personal page and small business clients. Design and prototyping using Sketch and Photoshop to deliver optimal presentation prior to construction of website. Translated design wireframes and mockups into responsive, interactive features using HTML/CSS/JS. Medpace | Medical Clinical Pharmacology Unit | Research Assistant | 02.17 – present |- • • • • • Demonstrate technical skills in phlebotomy, laboratory specimen collections, EKG placement, vital signs and other protocol-related producers Follow proper safety and emergency policies and procedures and notify direct supervisor of potential work hazards (e.g., electrical, ergonomic, chemical, biological, etc.) Maintain accurate and legible logs and tracking sheets Demonstrate accurate and thorough documentation procedures Maintain and update training file as needed and/or required to reflect completed training, new responsibilities and skills University of Cincinnati | College of Medicine | Research Assistant | 12.15 – 05.16 |- • • • • Networking Developed understanding of how prolonged seizure-induced inflammatory processes within the brain contributes to neuronal injuries, structural brain changes, spontaneous recurrent seizures (SRSs), and subsequent behavioral abnormalities in the Jiang Lab Achieved goals, using a variety of technologies and experimental systems, including chemical genetics, cell-and-tissue-specific gene manipulations, time-resolved fluorescence, resonance energy transfer (TR-FRET), RNA interference (RNAi), multiplex cytokine/chemokine assay, neuropathology, video electrocephalogram (VEEG), and behavioral tests Worked on identifying means of repairing damaged nerves and other tissues, using a promising biomaterial, magnesium, in both metallic and iconic form in the Pixley Lab Explored multiple ways to make use of the intriguingly beneficial properties of magnesium in soft tissue repair and regeneration https://github.com/tday0501 https://www.linkedin.com/in/tran-day-?trk=nav_responsive_tab_profile References Rick Kammerer | President, The Christ Hospital Foundation |- Lori Ray | Lab Coordinator, Medpace |- Heather Caldwell | Regulatory Coordinator, CCHMC |- Joe Netzel | Senior Vice President, Bank of America Merrill Lynch |- Lisa Bryant |Attorney, Firm: Foley Bryant and Holloway |-