1. Ryan Doyle
1724 NW 17th
St • Oklahoma City, OK 73106 • 918•906•2734 • Ryan.O.Doyle1@gmail.com
EDUCATION
University of Oklahoma - Norman, OK August 2012-May 2016
Bachelor of Science in Microbiological Life Sciences
University of South Carolina - Columbia, SC August 2009-May 2012
Business Management course work
RELEVANT EXPERIENCE
Laboratory Analyst
QuanTEM LaboratoriesInc.,Oklahoma City, OK
October 2016 – Present
 Analyzing samples and generating reports for clients to evaluate compliance with EPA regulations
 Routine use of Excel to log findings, consolidate data, and develop an abridged version of results to
present to clients
 Simplifying complex analyzation techniques and effectively communicating results to persons with
varying degrees of knowledge on the subject
Assistant to Owner and Operations Team
Professional Ecoscapes, Norman,OK
July 2015 – October 2016
 Managed resources and scheduling to ensure team had necessary supplies readily available for
pending projects
 Organized a working report to personally help track all unused and non-expiring materials
 Learned negotiating skills working with vendors
 Relied on resourcefulness to cope with unavoidable business related issues that delayed production
for clients e.g. external vendor issues, unfavorable weather conditions
Landscaping Specialist
Eco-Landscaping Norman,OK
June 2015 - February 2016
 Evaluated the realistic implementation and maintenance associated with client inquiries for the
design team
 Responsible for justifying and warning against certain requests,offering alternative solutions to
present in the planning stages
Undergraduate Laboratory Assistant
Aerobiology and Fungal Ecology Lab,University of Tulsa
May 2013 - August 2013
 Identified various species of fungi from different soil types using macro/microscopic techniques
 Conducted research on potential fungal pathogens from a local mushroom farm using
macro/microscopic identification techniques as well as genetic testing on unidentifiable species.
 Gained experience identifying various species of Ascomycetes using traditional microscopy
techniques; conducting research using literary sources; understanding the variability in an
ecosystem based on climate pattern variation; media preparation; practicing aseptic transfer
techniques; conducting DNA extraction.
 Established cooperative working relationships with faculty and staff
ACADEMIC PROJECTS
Cell Biology Lab

2.  Conducted research to classify an unidentified gene in Arabidopsis using techniques such as
ELISA, fluorometry, PCR, combined with literary sources
Fundamentals of Microbiology Lab
 Conducted an experiment to classify and characterize an isolate from oak bark based on
physiological, nutritional, and biochemical aspects.
Plant Genes and Development
 Conducted literary research to identify genetic pathways involved in trichome and carotenoid
production in Angiosperms
RELATED SKILLS
Laboratory
 Experience in media preparation, isolating bacteria and fungi, gram staining, acid fast staining, wet
mount preparation, preparing dilutions, DNA extraction, gel electrophoresis, PCR preparation,
aseptic technique, general bacterial identification tests such as oxidative and catalase tests,literary
research,BLAST sequencing database, PLM microscopy, TEM sample preparation, extensive
knowledge of microscopy techniques in identification of ascomycetes,and extensive identification
of various Penicillium and Aspergillus species.
Computer
 Microsoft Office: Word, Excel, Access, and Power Point