Kashif Ali
About Kashif Ali
Kashif Ali is an Upstream Manufacturing Technology Engineer/Scientist at Bristol Myers Squibb, with prior experience at Pfizer and a background in Biotechnology from Dublin City University.
Title and Position
Kashif Ali holds the position of Upstream Manufacturing Technology Engineer/Scientist at Bristol Myers Squibb. In this role, he is involved in the upstream processes of manufacturing technology, specializing in aspects such as validation, GMP (Good Manufacturing Practice), pharmaceutical industry standards, and technology transfer. His current role aligns closely with his previous industry experiences, offering a robust skill set to his current employer.
Professional Experience at Bristol Myers Squibb
Kashif Ali joined Bristol Myers Squibb in June 2021. As an Upstream Manufacturing Technology Engineer/Scientist, he contributes to the company's manufacturing processes by ensuring that upstream technologies meet stringent industry standards. His role involves utilizing his expertise in areas such as GMP and technology transfer to optimize pharmaceutical manufacturing practices.
Experience at Pfizer
Kashif Ali worked at Pfizer on two separate occasions. From 2020 to 2021, he was based in Ireland, working as a Process Scientist focused on improving manufacturing processes within the pharmaceutical sector. Earlier, in 2018, he had a 7-month stint at Pfizer's GrangeCastle, Dublin location, again serving as a Process Scientist. These roles allowed him to gain valuable experience in various facets of the pharmaceutical manufacturing process.
Educational Background
Kashif Ali earned a Bachelor's degree in Biotechnology from Dublin City University, completing his studies from 2015 to 2019. His education provided a strong foundation in biotechnology, preparing him for roles in the pharmaceutical industry and equipping him with the knowledge necessary for his subsequent positions in manufacturing technology and process science.
Early Career Involvement
In 2017, Kashif Ali was a member of the staff at the London International Youth Science Forum, hosted at Imperial College London. This early career involvement in a notable science forum highlights his commitment to the scientific community and provided him with early exposure to international scientific collaborations.