1. Shane Mossman
9099 N 75th
St, Apartment 208, Milwaukee, WI 53223
smossman93@gmail.com | 708-269-5032
OBJECTIVE: Obtain a research or technical full-time position that utilizes my experience in biotechnology,
microbiology, and engineering.
EDUCATION:
Milwaukee School of Engineering (MSOE), Milwaukee, WI Graduated May 2016
B.S. in BioMolecular Engineering.
Senior Design:
 Developed a Rapid Legionella Detection Kit that is capable of discovering Legionella in the field. Thus,
reducing laboratory costs, the time needed to obtain lab results, and prevention of human disease.
 Role: Engineer researching the integration of gold nanoparticles for enhanced detection levels.
Laboratory Experience:
 Laboratory Equipment: Atomic Force Microscopy, microplate reader, PCR thermalcycler, spectrophotometer,
gel electrophoresis apparatus, TLC (chromatography), serological pipettes, micro-pipettes, analytical balance
and basic chemistry equipment such as Bunsen burners and table top balances.
 Cell culture in BSL-2 facility, western blotting, transformation of E. coli bacteria with pGLO plasmid,
determination of number of base pairs in DNA fragments through gel electrophoresis, and collection of a water
sample from snow to determine the presence of E. coli.
Completed Courses:
 Lab Safety & Ethics
 Cellular Microbiology
 Cell Biology & Genetics
 Cell Culture Lab
 Bioinformatics I & II
 MATLAB & Java
 Genomics & Proteomics
 Thermodynamics I & II
 Transport Phenomena I & II
 Kinetics & Bioreactor Design
 Biopolymer Engineering
 Process Design & Control
 Bioanalytical Instrumentation
 Molecular Nanotechnology
 Metabolic Engineering &
Synthetic Biology
 Engineering of Controlled Drug
Deliver
WORK EXPERIENCE:
Kleen Test Products, Port Washington, WI December 2015 – Present
Micro Lab Specialist
 Execute microbial analysis of finished products, water,raw materials, and environmental samples.
 Perform environmental monitoring via collection of swabs and weekly air samples.
 Perform research experiments on novel a novel bacterium.
 Routinely update database of electronic logbooks.
 Communicate with line operators about production status.
Milwaukee School of Engineering, Milwaukee, WI July 2015 – August 2015
Research Assistant
 Worked on encapsulation with hydrogels for enhanced drug delivery.
 Troubleshot the encapsulator to obtain uniform hydrogels.
Midway Machining & Tool, Alsip, IL June 2013 – August 2013
Machine Operator
 Measured components with micrometers and gauges to meet industry requirements.
 Produced 200 – 400 products a day based on client specifications.
ACTIVITIES:
President of “Project: Community Computers (P:CC)” MSOE Student Chapter. May 2013 – October 2014
 Participated in a Servant Leadership opportunity to Sierra Leone, Africa to build a computer lab at Njala
University.
Member of InterVarsity: Christian Fellowship. November 2012 – 2016