Saba Siddiqui
About Saba Siddiqui
Saba Siddiqui is a Business Development Representative at BioRender, specializing in science communication. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Medical Sciences from Western University and has previous experience as a Pharmacy Assistant and Research Assistant.
Work at BioRender
Saba Siddiqui has been employed at BioRender as a Business Development Representative since 2021. In this role, she specializes in science communication, assisting scientists in conveying complex information through visual tools. Her efforts contribute to the growth of BioRender by engaging with professionals in biotech, biopharma, and academia. Siddiqui's focus is on enhancing scientific communication through the use of professional figures, which aids researchers in effectively sharing their findings.
Previous Experience in Pharmacy
Before joining BioRender, Saba Siddiqui worked as a Pharmacy Assistant at Shoppers Drug Mart from 2020 to 2021. During her eight-month tenure, she gained experience in the pharmaceutical field, which provided her with insights into the healthcare industry and patient care.
Research Assistant Experience
Saba Siddiqui served as a Work Study Research Assistant at the Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry from 2019 to 2021. Over the course of two years, she contributed to research projects, gaining valuable experience in a medical research environment that complements her academic background.
Education and Expertise
Saba Siddiqui earned her Bachelor of Medical Sciences with an Honors Specialization in Interdisciplinary Medical Sciences from Western University, completing her studies from 2017 to 2021. Her educational background equips her with a strong foundation in medical sciences, which she applies in her current role at BioRender, particularly in the area of science communication.
Participation in Y-Combinator
Saba Siddiqui participated in the Y-Combinator 2018 program as part of the BioRender team. During this program, she focused on improving the user experience for creating scientific figures, contributing to the development of tools that facilitate better scientific communication.