At the University of Tasmania, I served as a Casual Teaching Assistant, supporting second-semester students in developing proficiency in Excel for data analysis and interpretation, leveraging my experience in university-level instruction. Alongside this, I recently completed my postgraduate studies in pharmaceutical sciences with High Distinction, focusing on an in vitro research project titled “Exploring Paracetamol Hepatotoxicity in-vitro: understanding the mechanisms and potential drugs to minimise the toxicity.” This project enabled me to develop and refine essential laboratory skills, including cell culture and in vitro toxicology, which are critical for investigating therapeutic interventions. My academic journey is grounded in a strong foundation from BRAC University, where I earned my undergraduate degree in pharmacy and cultivated a deep commitment to scientific excellence. I am currently seeking PhD candidacy and research-oriented roles in pharmaceutical or biomedical laboratories where I can contribute to impactful research while continuing to expand my scientific expertise.