Ryan Doyle

About Ryan Doyle

From my experiences, I have gained many valuable skills:1) Process Design: From a Team Capstone Design Project, where I worked with a teammate to choose equipment for Fill/Finish Process of a theoretical Bispecific Monoclonal Antibody production process. I also helped conduct Net Present Value analysis to determine benefit of outsourcing Fill/Finish to a CDMO.2) SolidWorks: From re-designing a vibratory feeder bowl, as part of a team dedicated to optimizing an electrode manufacturing process, designing pivot trays for an autonomous materials sorter, and portraying a water transportation system in order to gain funding for building said system. 3) ANSYS: When I recreated the geometry of a bioreactor and ran mesh independent and mixing time studies in ANSYS in order to characterize the bioreactor by power number. 4) Wet Lab: From working in a group to perform an experiment to find the effects of agitation speed on CHO S cells, as well as run a bioreactor and perform kLa studies.5) Leadership: As the head of a self-established funding committee for Engineers Without Borders, where I applied for funding opportunities for the organization\'s water transportation project, as well as delegated tasks, set up meetings, and tracked all grants.6) Lead Generation: As a sales intern with CRISPR QC, where I helped develop a set of criteria for finding potential clients, and found over 150 clients, and analyzed the results to determine the best sources for finding clients. 7) Written Communication: Applying for funding opportunities for Engineers Without Borders\' Nicaragua water transportation project, as well as writing reports for projects ranging in scope, from two capstone design projects to a report describing the mechanism of an miRNA drug candidate. 8) Verbal communication: From presenting results of various projects to industry professionals, faculty and peers, as well as communicating across a multi-disciplinary team, and working with teammates to resolve a diverse range if issues, from gear dimensions to bioreactor representation in ANSYS.

Experience

1. Validation Specialist

   Genesis AEC

   Aug 2024 — Present · Irvine, CA, US

Education

• San Diego State University

  Bachelors degree, Mechanical Engineering (Bioengineering Emphasis)

  2015 — 2020