Doyin Yahyi
About Doyin Yahyi
Doyin Yahyi is a Research Engineer at Bristol Myers Squibb, with a background in Chemical and Formulation Engineering.
Current Role at Bristol Myers Squibb
Doyin Yahyi currently works as a Research Engineer at Bristol Myers Squibb. She began this role in October 2020, and her work focuses on specialized areas of engineering research. This position is part of her EngD studies and is sponsored by both Bristol Myers Squibb and the University of Birmingham, providing a collaborative environment for her research work.
Previous Internship at GREEN LIZARD TECHNOLOGIES LTD
From 2018 to 2019, Doyin Yahyi completed a one-year internship at GREEN LIZARD TECHNOLOGIES LTD. During this internship, she gained valuable hands-on experience in the industry, which contributed to her professional development in the field of engineering. This role helped her build the foundational skills that she now utilizes in her current position.
Doctor of Engineering in Formulation Engineering at University of Birmingham
Doyin Yahyi pursued her Doctor of Engineering (EngD) in Formulation Engineering at the University of Birmingham from 2020 to 2024. Her research during this period is sponsored by both the University and Bristol Myers Squibb, ensuring access to academic and industrial resources. This program provided her with advanced knowledge and expertise in formulation engineering, focusing on problem-solving within the context of real-world engineering challenges.
Master of Engineering in Chemical Engineering at Queen's University Belfast
Before her doctoral studies, Doyin Yahyi completed a Master of Engineering (MEng) in Chemical Engineering from Queen's University Belfast. She studied at this institution from 2015 to 2020, gaining comprehensive insight into chemical engineering principles and practices. Her education here laid the groundwork for her specialization in formulation engineering during her EngD studies.
Early Education at Fort Pitt Grammar School For Girls
Doyin Yahyi attended Fort Pitt Grammar School For Girls from 2008 to 2015. This seven-year period of secondary education provided her with a strong academic foundation before progressing to higher education degrees. The solid background in STEM subjects obtained during her time at this institution was instrumental in her pursuit of engineering as a career.