1. Core Skill Set
Technical Skills
Organizations
Analytical Experience
Michael J Marshall
1100 Liberty Ave. Apt 620, Pittsburgh P.A. 15222 (570) 709-3624 Moondog2586@gmail.com
Objective Seeking a position as a Scientist.
 Well-trained in the use of LCMS/MS, GCMS, UV-Vis, FTIR, ATR, PXRD lab equipment
 Strict attention to detail, timeliness, and professionalism.
 Diligent individual working to successfully deliver an exceptional product.
 Proven leadership skills evidenced through employment training and instruction.
 Method development for detection and quantification of therapeutic drugs through LCMSMS
 Writing SOP’s for newly developed methods and performing correlation studies against old
methods
 Confirmation and quantification of drugs of abuse in urine and serum through LCMSMS
 Forensic techniques: unknown pharmaceutical analysis, chain of custody, blood splatter,
fingerprinting, arson, HPLC analysis, toxicology, X-ray powder diffractometry, infrared and
UV-Visible spectroscopy, LCMS/GCMS
Education Duquesne University, Pittsburgh, PA
B.A. in Biochemistry – Minor in Mathematics, focus in Forensic Science
Experience Flight Attendant Nov. 2011 – June 2016
United Airlines – Denver, CO Based
 Work independently without constant observation, yet work well with others as part of a team
 Ability to deliver consistent onboard service
 Work in accordance with established procedures and performance standards
 Ensure compliance with Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Regulations
 Ensure the safety and comfort of customers
Cabin Crew Nov. 2010 – Oct. 2011
Aer Lingus – Washington D.C.
 Responsible for safety and standards throughout the cabin of an A330 twin class aircraft.
 Ensure compliance with company policy/procedures in accordance with the Aer Lingus
Operations Manuals.
 Maintain onboard standards of excellence by conducting periodic trips through the cabin to
ensure passenger comfort
 Consistently deliver service beyond the customer’s expectations.
Forensic Scientist Nov. 2009 – Oct. 2010
Atlantic Diagnostic Laboratories – Bensalem, PA
 Operation and maintenance of LC/MS/MS, GC/MS, HPLC, Hitachi 717, ELISA, and other
instrumentation in the Forensic Toxicology Lab.
 Performed manual and automated testing on biological samples including urine, blood,
vitreous fluid and other tissues
 Appropriately testing, analyzing, and recording quality controls for all assays performed
 Method and Quality Control development and validation.
 Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint)
 SPSS and IGOR Pro Statistical Analysis Software
 MOE (Molecular Operating Environment)
 Proficient in the use of Analyst and Cliquid Software
 Alpha Chi Sigma, National Chemistry Fraternity, Brother
 Ski Instructor, Beginner - Advanced Levels
References References available upon request