Akshitaa Pujari
Medical Lab Scientist i Harvard Medical School Affiliated Brigham and Women s Hospital @Harvard Medical School Professional, Corporate, And Continuing Education
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WORK HISTORY
Medical Lab Scientist i Harvard Medical School Affiliated Brigham and Women s Hospital @Harvard Medical School Professional, Corporate, And Continuing Education
Go-to person for communicating process changes, equipment updates, and protocol shifts across the lab. When something needs to be understood clearly between groups, it typically comes through me.Train and onboard new team members - I take complex protocols and break them down so they\'re practical and clear from day one.Present new technologies and workflow changes to the team, ensuring smooth adoption and buy-in across the group.Coordinate daily scheduling and resource planning across a multidisciplinary team.
EDUCATION
Mithibai College of Arts Chauhan Institute of Science and A.J. College of Commerce and Economics
Bachelor of Science - BS, Biotechnology
D'Amore-McKim School of Business at Northeastern University
Master of Science - MS, Business Biotechnology
Podar International School
11 & 12th, Science
ABOUT AKSHITAA PUJARI
I\'m fascinated by how people think - why a great idea lands in one room but gets overlooked in another, and why some conversations lead to real change while others don\'t.I have an MS in Business Biotechnology from Northeastern University, where I studied not just the science but the business side - commercialization, crisis communications, and strategy. That combination gave me something I didn\'t expect: the ability to sit between very different people and help them understand each other.Over the past few years, I\'ve had the opportunity to work across pharma, biotech, and clinical settings. In every role, I found myself gravitating toward the same thing - the human side. Helping teams find common language. Reframing a message so it finally clicks. Sitting with people who agree on the goal but are stuck on the path, and talking it through together.In grad school, I developed a session that was presented to 45+ international medical professors at a global conference. I\'ve had the chance to lead entrepreneurship sessions, train new team members, and learn how to make complex ideas feel simple and clear.I don\'t think of myself as a scientist who can communicate.I think of myself as a communicator who understands science, business, and people.I\'m grateful for the experiences that taught me this, and now I\'m looking for a role that puts this at the center — not on the side.I\'d love to explore opportunities in:→ Alliance management or partnerships→ Consulting - where understanding people is part of the strategy→ Client advisory - building trusted, lasting relationships→ Coaching - career, executive, or leadershipI\'m authorized to work in the US and available to start immediately.If any of this resonates, I\'d be so glad to hear from you. p••••••••@northeastern.edu
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