Nicole Till

Responsible for technical and design quality assurance on all content developed by the project digital education team, ensuring ongoing QA processes aligned with production to meet project delivery requirements. Conducted accessibility testing on web, iOS, and Android platforms, ensuring compliance with WCAG 2.1/2.2 AA standards.

Recognized as a QA-driven leader, responsible for training new staff, delegating QA tasks, and managing workflow to ensure compliance with QA and regulatory requirements. Maintained comprehensive documentation of in-house testing results, conducting follow-up testing on out-of-limits results to ensure quality standards. Responsible for testing cleanrooms using particle counters, air samplers, and

Trained as part of the micro testing/QA team, responsible for testing cleanrooms using a particle counter, air sampler, and in-room monitors, including taking swabs, contact, and gown plates. Utilized technical writing and data software for entering microbiological results and was selected as a subject matter expert for novel software implementation and training across the site.

Primarily involved in an immunohistochemistry project, responsible for staining immune cells in hypoxic tumors, which included using a microtome to prepare slices and troubleshooting procedures. Maintained thorough documentation of processes and results.

Completed a Graduate Diploma focusing on key management principles. Core skills developed included research methodology, strategic management, operations management, and organisational behaviour.

Grade: 7.3 GPA (9-point scale)

Activities and societies: Volunteered for the Ronald McDonald House Charities, which involved activities such as bucket collections and Supper Club. Played hockey for the University of Canterbury hockey team and previously captained a club hockey team.

Pursued a Bachelor of Science with majors in Neuroscience and Pharmacology, a heavily practical degree. Developed strong laboratory and communication skills, and advanced knowledge in pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics.