Sarah Schroeder
About Sarah Schroeder
Sarah Schroeder is a Research Associate II at Parse Biosciences and co-founder of Zephyr Sleep, Inc., where she applies her entrepreneurial mindset to sleep technology. With a background in bioengineering and diverse research experience, she has worked in various labs at Washington State University and participated in a research program at Illinois Institute of Technology.
Current Role at Parse Biosciences
Sarah Schroeder has been employed as a Research Associate II at Parse Biosciences since 2020. In this role, she contributes to the company's research initiatives in the field of biosciences. Her work involves applying her knowledge and skills in biological research to support various projects within the organization. Parse Biosciences is known for its innovative approaches to genomic research, and Schroeder's role is integral to advancing the company's objectives.
Co-Founder of Zephyr Sleep, Inc.
In addition to her role at Parse Biosciences, Sarah Schroeder co-founded Zephyr Sleep, Inc. in 2020. The company focuses on developing technology related to sleep, aiming to improve sleep quality and health outcomes. Schroeder's entrepreneurial mindset plays a significant role in guiding the company's vision and operations, reflecting her commitment to innovation in the health tech sector.
Education and Academic Background
Sarah Schroeder earned her Bachelor of Science in Bioengineering and Biomedical Engineering from Washington State University, completing her studies from 2016 to 2020. During her time at the university, she gained a solid foundation in biological engineering principles, which she has applied throughout her career. Her education has equipped her with the technical skills necessary for her roles in research and entrepreneurship.
Previous Research Experience
Prior to her current positions, Sarah Schroeder accumulated diverse research experience. She worked as a researcher in various labs at Washington State University, including the Protein Engineering Lab, Computational Biology Lab, and Biofilms Lab from 2017 to 2020. Additionally, she participated in a Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) program at the Illinois Institute of Technology in 2018. This range of experiences has provided her with a comprehensive understanding of biological research methodologies.
Internship Experience
Sarah Schroeder has also completed several internships that contributed to her professional development. In 2017, she served as an Industrial Hygiene Summer Intern at Washington River Protection Solutions for two months. Earlier, in 2016, she worked as a Teller Summer Intern at Gesa Credit Union. These internships provided her with practical experience in different work environments, enhancing her skills and knowledge in her field.