Angie Hunter
About Angie Hunter
Angie Hunter is a Development Editor at the American Chemical Society, where she has worked since 2018. She has over six years of experience in scientific publications and previously served as a Senior Associate Scientist at AstraZeneca for eleven years.
Work at American Chemical Society
Angie Hunter has been serving as a Development Editor at the American Chemical Society since 2018. In this role, she has accumulated over six years of experience in scientific publications. Her responsibilities include overseeing the development of content and ensuring high-quality standards are met. Additionally, she has worked as a Data Analyst at the same organization since 2012, contributing to data management and analysis efforts. Her dual roles highlight her versatility and commitment to advancing scientific communication.
Previous Experience at AstraZeneca
Prior to her current positions, Angie Hunter worked at AstraZeneca as a Senior Associate Scientist from 1999 to 2010. During her 11 years at AstraZeneca, she gained extensive experience in the pharmaceutical industry, focusing on scientific research and development. This experience provided her with a strong foundation in scientific methodologies and practices, which she later applied in her editorial roles.
Education and Expertise
Angie Hunter holds a Master of Science in Chemistry from Lehigh University, where she studied from 1996 to 1999. She also earned a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry from Gettysburg College, attending from 1992 to 1996. Her educational background equips her with a solid understanding of chemical principles, which is essential for her work in scientific publications and data analysis.
Skills and Competencies
Angie Hunter possesses strong written and oral communication skills, which are critical in her roles at the American Chemical Society. She is recognized for her delivery focus and high productivity, demonstrating her ability to meet deadlines consistently. Additionally, she is highly organized and adept at multi-tasking, allowing her to manage various projects effectively, whether working independently or as part of a collaborative team.