>> I like the variety of experiences that I'm getting.
As I do experiments at the bench and that alone is really interesting
because you'll never know what kind of results you're going to get.
And then on top of that I'm having experience in managing employees,
interacting with really influential leaders in the field
of diagnostics and chemistry and biology.
Well, what's really nice about the PCC technology is that we have a series of assays
that we use to test how well these molecules bind to their target in various different ways.
And we use those as performance metrics
to decide whether we advance a particular compound ahead
into more clinical types of applications or not.
The most challenging is being able to handle all of these vast responsibilities that I have,
since I'm only doing experiments that takes a bit of a time commitment
but at the same time there are deadlines that I have to adhere to
and I have several people that I report to.
And I need to communicate to them the results from myself and also my team members.