Xinyu Wang

I am a final year Biochemistry PhD student at the University of Cambridge looking for jobs.

Altos Labs                                                                                                                 Oct 2022–May 2023

Challenge-solving Fellow | BioSpark Consulting Programme                                  

• Searched and analysed 9 anti-ageing models reported in news, publications, and clinic trials.
• Proposed 2 high-potential avenues for future therapeutics development in a team of 2.
• Presented findings and recommendations in an all-hands meeting and a 5000-word report.

Peace and Pure                                                                                                                              Jul–Sep 2022

Research Consultant | University of Cambridge - Santander Internship Scholarship Programme  

• Reported to and worked closely with the Founder and CEO of Peace and Pure.
• Assessed >60 trending skincare ingredients and 30 competitors’ formulations and products. 
• Tracked and predicted trends in the skincare industry.
• Synthesised actionable recommendations through reports and presentations to facilitate the Research and Development department to formulate the company's 2nd product.

Autohaem                                                                                                                          Mar–Jun 2022

Consultant | Centre for Global Equality Development i-Teams Programme                               

• Researched and identified potential markets based on government regulations, distribution channels, competitions, and customer sectors for blood-smear devices. 
• Devised and implemented propositions for Autohaem to enter the African market.
• Interviewed over 40 industry experts for insights and collaboration opportunities.
• Secured 1 long-term partnership for Autohaem with a local manufacturing/research institute.

My Biochemistry PhD studies at the University of Cambridge have equipped me with exceptional research skills. I have revealed the functions and compositions of rotavirus replication factories, resulting in the publication of two papers in peer-reviewed journals and the presentation of findings at six international conferences.