Cristina Sánchez Martínez
About Cristina Sánchez Martínez
Cristina Sánchez Martínez is a Regulatory Affairs Assistant with extensive experience in the field, currently employed at Firmenich and B. Braun Medical, and has previously worked in molecular biotechnology.
Work at Firmenich
Cristina Sánchez Martínez has been employed at Firmenich since 2019 as a Global Regulatory Services - Raw Materials Assistant. This role is based in Satigny, Geneva, Switzerland. In this position, she is responsible for ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements related to raw materials used in the company's products. Her work contributes to the overall safety and efficacy of the materials utilized in Firmenich's offerings.
Experience at B. Braun Medical
Since 2017, Cristina Sánchez Martínez has served as an Assistant Laboratory Technician at B. Braun Medical in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, United States. In this capacity, she supports laboratory operations, assisting with various tasks that are essential for the research and development of medical products. Her role is critical in maintaining the quality and integrity of laboratory processes.
Previous Role at Csic
Cristina Sánchez Martínez worked at Csic in the Metamorphosis Department from 2016 to 2017, where she completed her Molecular Biotechnology Master Thesis. This position lasted for nine months and was located in Comunidad De Madrid, Madrid, Spain. During her time at Csic, she engaged in research activities that contributed to her academic and professional development in the field of biotechnology.
Current Position at Eff
Cristina Sánchez Martínez has held the position of Regulatory Affairs Assistant at Eff since 2017. This role is based in the United Kingdom and involves managing regulatory compliance and documentation. Her responsibilities include ensuring that the organization adheres to relevant regulations and standards, which is crucial for the successful operation of the company in the regulatory landscape.
Educational Background
Cristina Sánchez Martínez has a background in Molecular Biotechnology, which she pursued during her master's studies. This educational foundation supports her current roles in regulatory affairs and laboratory settings, equipping her with the necessary knowledge to navigate complex regulatory environments and contribute to scientific research.