Dilruba Zaman

I am a medical doctor (MBBS) and current Master’s student in Biological & Biomedical Engineering at McGill University (GPA 3.9/4.0), specializing in biomanufacturing and biopharmaceutical development. My recent co-op internship at Sanofi Pasteur focused on Imaging Flow Cytometry (IFC), downstream processing (DSP), and SOP development under cGMP conditions, where I collaborated with the Analytical Sciences (AnSci) team to optimize vaccine process monitoring.

I bring a unique combination of clinical experience, biomedical engineering training, and industry exposure, allowing me to bridge patient-centered insight with translational research and process development. Skilled in cell culture, IFC, ELISA, DSP, and data analysis (Python/Colab), I am eager to contribute to innovative projects in biopharma, oncology, and vaccine development.

I am a medical doctor (MBBS) and biomedical engineering graduate student with hands-on industry training at Sanofi Pasteur, Toronto. During my co-op internship with the MSAT/Analytical Sciences team, I worked on Imaging Flow Cytometry (IFC), downstream processing, and SOP development under cGMP conditions, supporting vaccine bioprocess development. I also bring prior clinical experience as a Medical Officer in NICU and Internal Medicine and academic teaching as a Lecturer in Physiology, giving me a unique combination of clinical insight, industry practice, and research skills.

Currently pursuing a Master of Engineering in Biological & Biomedical Engineering (Biomanufacturing stream) at McGill University with a GPA of 3.9/4.0, specializing in vaccine bioprocessing, downstream processing, process analytical technologies, and clinical trials on medical devices. Completed graduate coursework in Biopharmaceutical Formulation & Delivery under Prof. Goujon Chen (Goodman Cancer Research Institute) and Data Analysis & Modelling, gaining skills in computational modelling, Python/Google Colab, and systems simulation. Previously earned an MBBS degree from Dr. Sirajul Islam Medical College, Bangladesh, providing a strong foundation in medical sciences, physiology, and translational research.