During the last five years of my undergraduate and master studies, I have been familiarizing myself with laboratory procedures for chemical and pharmaceutical testing. I have also done a related internship in a municipal hospital. I am a last year graduate with a Master's degree in Pharmaceutical Engineering from the University of Sheffield and a Bachelor's degree in Pharmaceutical Formulation from Tianjin University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, China. I have around five years of professional and systematic laboratory experience, having completed the research of y of traditional Chinese medicine on the prevention and treatment of high-dose radiationinduce during my undergraduate studies as the project manager, which involved extensive experimental work on HPLC and dissolution, as well as a detailed understanding of the manufacture and packaging of oral and intravenous clinical products. My ability to master formulation testing procedures and refine key processes has enabled me to redesign 3 to 5 laboratory operations procedures and streamline them into a single unified document. During my undergraduate studies, I worked with a small clinical team on quarterly updates, we made modifications to formulation batch testing and raw material handling processes, and we received financial support from the university for our pilot project. My technical experience includes but is not limited to: 1) Theoretical understanding of the principles of HPLC and solubility, laboratory equipment, and operational experience. 2) Collecting and processing samples according to clinical procedures. 3) Documenting test results and ensuring 100% accurate data in the EMR system. 4) Purchase, operate and maintain multiple types of laboratory equipment. 5) Designing experiments. My work is characterized by consistent accuracy and a sense of urgency not commonly found in laboratory technicians, as well as the ability to accept intense and prolonged periods of concentration in laboratory operations. When you get faster, more accurate results, you have time to explore the conclusions further.