Steven Sowa

Senior Principal Scientist @Bristol Myers Squibb

Boston, MA, US
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WORK HISTORY

Jul 2023 — Present

Senior Principal Scientist @Bristol Myers Squibb

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Devens, MA, US

Upstream Lead for CHO antibody project (July 2024 - Current)- Manage 4 full time employees working on 3+ active Chinese Hamster Ovary cell culture projects- Rotated in Product Development development excellence team developing a PD wide data strategy- Developing ontology and data governance practices for Upstream and Cell Line Development group- Support tech transfer to internal and external manufacturing sites- Run processes on multiple scales including Ambr 250/Tecan, 3L, 5L, and 50L operations - Coordinate digitization efforts for Biologics Development Upstream and Cell line groups (~55 people)Previously Microbial Upstream Process Development Group Lead (July 2023-June 2024)- Manage 3 full time employees working on 5+ active microbial projects- Develop processes for biologic products including small proteins, plasmid DNA, and antibodies- Business Owner for knowledge management tool used across BMS PD organization people)

EDUCATION

2009 — 2011

Brigham Young University

Bachelor of Science (BS), Microbiology, General

2011 — 2016

The University of Texas at Austin

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Microbiology, General

SKILLS

ProteomicsTranscriptomicsFlow CytometryData AnalysisMatlabMolecular CloningOptimizationGpromsSystems BiologyMolecular BiologyYeastE. ColiNorthern BlottingWestern BlottingMetabolic EngineeringMicrosoft OfficePrimer DesignNucleic Acid ExtractionExperimental DesignProtein PurificationRna BiologyTeachingProtein ExpressionPcrResearchAseptic TechniqueDesign of ExperimentsCell CultureBiotechnologyBioreactorChoManufacturing Scale-Up

ABOUT STEVEN SOWA

I enjoy biology and engineering because these disciplines offer the opportunity to analyze challenging problems and create robust strategies for tackling them. My work has involved a variety of topics including, the developments of tools for determining RNA structures, studies on bacterial small RNAs, and, currently, drug process development.

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