Eric Greco has over 5 years of experience in organic synthesis, spectroscopy, chromatography, and method development. He currently works as an Applications Scientist at Crodain conducting analytical research, method development, and characterization of compounds. Previously he has held positions as a Production Chemist, Research Assistant, Quality Control Intern, and EHS Intern where he gained experience in wet chemistry techniques, spectroscopy, method development, and adhering to cGMP and safety standards. He has a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry from Temple University.

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ORGANIC SYNTHESIS, QUALITY CONTROL, AND METHOD DEVELOPMENT SPECTROSCOPIST
Goal-oriented chemist andscientist whoundertakes complexchemical assignments that require diverse and novel
solutions. Big-picturedriven, strategically-minded, detail-oriented, and able todeliver tangible and quantitative
results to drive innovation and progress. Well versed in organic synthesis, spectroscopy,andmethod development.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
ApplicationsScientist at CrodainNewCastle,DE 5/2015-Present
Conductdirectedanalytical research and characterization of existing productsanddocumentall workaccordingto
established proceduresin order to supportREACHregistrations. Conductmethoddevelopment with state ofthe art
spectroscopytechniques(ex:MALDI,NMRand IR) andchromatographymethod development.
 Arbitrate both internal and external customerrequestsfor characterizationof compounds
 Characterize 20+ chemicalsubstancesvia generation ofspectral data with instruments suchas UV-Vis,GC,
IR,NMR, HPLC,andMS
 Performdissolution studies to determine best solvent foranalysis
 Utilize chromatographymethod development softwaresuchas ChromSword,ChemStation, andFusionto
enhanceseparation efficacyand determine best separation technique
 Quantitate percent yield via HPLC,andNMR
 Elucidate exact chemical structureofcompoundsvia MS, andIR
 Report in weekly meetings to communicateaccomplishments andfurtherneeds ofcorebusiness
 Generate reportsof methods conductedtobe submitted forfinal REACHapproval
ProductionChemist at SiegfriedPharmaceuticalsinPennsville,NJ 11/2014-5/2015
Conductedanalytical in-processtesting in supportofproduction. Performedwetchemistry suchas: GC,pH testing,
LOD,titrations, KF,ROI,extractions,IR,UV-Vis, HPLC,andphysicalcharacterizations. Received samples in
WinLIMSand adhered to DEA tracking responsibilities. Worked closely withproductionshift supervisorto
determine priorities, deadlines andrequirements in productionarea. Reviewed andreleased analytical results.
 Adheredto cGMP by followingsequenceprotocolto conductroutineanalytical testing of products
 Providedquickturn-aroundresults forin processproductionby conductinganalyticaltesting within short
time windowstoexpedite productionofAPIs
 Generated spectrum via TotalChrom forHPLC,GCand IRto quantifyamount ofsubstance
 Performedtechniquessuchas Gravimetric Analysis,KF titrations, non-aqueoustitrations, Heavy Metals,
ROI,ROE,Halogen Moisture Analysis, to complywith customer,state, federal, and cGMP requirements
 Recordedassay results in WinLIMSelectronic notebook
 Performeddaily calibration of balances, KF auto-titrators, and pHmeters
BioengineeringResearchAssistant at Temple University inPhiladelphia,PA 5/2014-11/2014
Coordinated withPrinciple Investigator todevelopment new methods of boneimaging via FTIR. Process
development employed the use ofdetermining the best methods to prepare the samples, generate reproducible

2. data, recordparameters involved, tabulate results, andanalyze date. Extrapolated data to understandthe
vibrational modes ofwater in near infrared-region to correlate structuresignificancein human bones.
 ConductedNear-IRanalysis of 20+ bonesamples via scanningspectrometer
 Developed methods for Near-IRscanning, hydration, dehydration, defat, andlyophilization ofbone samples
 Correlated relationship between different vibrational modes ofwater and physiological significance
 Quantified water loss over time andtotal water contentstudies via spectral analysis softwareISYs
 Submitted abstract to Orthopedic ResearchSociety tocorrelate water andphysiological defectsin bones
Chemistry ResearchAssistant at TempleUniversityinPhiladelphia, PA 1/2013-1/2014
Coordinated withPrinciple Investigator andcolleagues to determine novel routes of multi-step synthesis of
antibiotics. Executedchemical synthesis bycombining reactants andcarrying outsmall scale reactions in gram
quantities. Generated spectral data to identify and characterizeproductsgenerated.
 Calculated best relative molar ratios of reactantsto be used in reaction
 Utilized scientific databases to research best methods ofreactions forAlbocycline,and Leuconicine
 Assembled reaction vessels
 Purifiedsamples via columnchromatographytechniques
 Characterized reactionproductswith 1
H NMR and 13
C NMR
 Performedalkoxylation, amination, Mitsinubu cyclization,crossmetathesis, LAHreduction,Sharpless
dihydroxylation, HornerWittig olefination, Corey esterification, andSwern oxidation reactions
Quality Control Internat Johnson Matthey PharmaceuticalsinConshohocken, PA 5/2013-2/2014
 PerformedKF,Heavy Metals testing, HPLC,UV-Vis,and IRtesting ofFinal Lot Samples.
 Administered chemical inventory and established new storage system forover 500 chemicals.
EHS Intern at Johnson Matthey PharmaceuticalsinConshohocken,PA 5/2012-8/2012
 Indexed200 Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) into LIMSdatabase.
 Maintained facility’s fire emergency programsand adherence to safety standards.
EDUCATION
Temple University inPhiladelphia,PA 8/2010-8/2014
 Bachelor ofScience in Chemistry; GPA:3.10
LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE & AFFILIATIONS
President of TauKappaEpsilonSigma-Phichapter 8/2012-8/2013
 Managed all external andinternal affairs foran organization of50 members.
 Arbitrated numerouscommunityservice events to benefit NorthPhiladelphia suchas; Walk for Autism,Ride for
Autismand Alzheimer’s walk.
Treasurerof TauKappaEpsilonSigma-Phichapter 8/2011-8/2012
 Managed a budget of$15,000 foranorganizationof 50 members. Facilitated payment ofdues amongpeers.