Danielle Simons
About Danielle Simons
Danielle Simons is an In Vitro and Analytical Chemistry Assistant currently employed at Avro Life Science in Waterloo, Ontario. She has a background in environmental chemistry and ecotoxicology, with previous roles at Natural Resources Canada, Labstat International Inc., and the University of Waterloo.
Current Role at Avro Life Science
Danielle Simons serves as an In Vitro and Analytical Chemistry Assistant at Avro Life Science. She has been in this position since 2022, contributing to the company's research and development efforts in the field of life sciences. Her role involves conducting experiments and analyses that support the development of innovative solutions in the industry.
Previous Experience in Environmental Chemistry
Danielle Simons worked at Natural Resources Canada as an Environmental Chemist and Researcher for a period of three months in 2021. This role took place in Ottawa, Ontario, where she focused on environmental chemistry projects that aligned with the agency's objectives.
Research Assistant Experience at University of Waterloo
From 2019 to 2022, Danielle Simons held the position of Ecotoxicology Research Assistant at the University of Waterloo, specifically in the Servos Lab. Over the course of three years, she engaged in research that examined the effects of contaminants on aquatic ecosystems, contributing to the understanding of ecotoxicology.
Research and Development at Labstat International Inc.
In 2020, Danielle Simons worked as a Research and Development Assistant at Labstat International Inc. for three months. During this time, she participated in various projects aimed at developing analytical methods and improving product quality within the laboratory setting in Kitchener, Ontario.
Education and Academic Background
Danielle Simons studied at the University of Waterloo, where she pursued a degree in Bioinformatics and achieved Honours Biochemistry with a Co-op designation. Her academic tenure lasted from 2018 to 2023, equipping her with a strong foundation in biochemistry and bioinformatics, which supports her current work in analytical chemistry.