Matthew Feltenstein

Managed a $107M medical research portfolio across four peer-review programs (ALS $40M, Spinal Cord Injury $40M, Alzheimer's $15M, Epilepsy $12M), delivering 100% on-time, within-budget submissions and improving review workflow efficiency.

Enabled over 1,500 scientists to achieve behavioral research goals by delivering training, designing custom 3D video tracking solutions, and executing 1,000 field installations for pharmaceutical and academic clients.

Quadrupled regional account portfolio across an 11-state territory and exceeded annual sales targets with year-over-year growth of 157%, 123%, and 99%, while training new sales staff and driving customer research engagements.

Led interdisciplinary translational addiction research resulting in 27 peer-reviewed publications, 3 grant awards, and over 2,850 Google Scholar citations, and served as Study Director ensuring GLP and regulatory compliance for an FDA-regulated treatment study.

Conducted translational preclinical neuroscience research developing and validating rodent models and advanced behavioral assays, contributing to peer-reviewed publications and collaborative grants.

Postdoctoral fellowship in Neuroscience at the Medical University of South Carolina from 2004 to 2007.

Activities and societies: Recipient of the 2001 Graduate Student Achievement Award.

Awarded a Ph.D. in Psychology/Neuroscience in 2004.

Grade: Cum Laude

Completed a B.A. in Psychology, graduating Cum Laude.

Completed the Google Project Management Professional Certificate, including AI Project Management, via Coursera in 2025.