Amanda Hoertz

Amanda Hoertz has a strong background in biopharmaceutical development and analytical and formulation sciences. Amanda started their career as a Graduate Research Assistant at Johns Hopkins University from 1999 to 2005. Amanda then moved on to work as a Graduate Research Assistant at Duke University / University of Pennsylvania from 2005 to 2010. At Duke University / University of Pennsylvania, they were involved in various research projects, including cloning genes, optimizing protein expression, developing purification methods, and assisting in X-ray crystallography for structure determination.

Since 2011, Amanda has been working at KBI Biopharma in a progressive series of roles. Amanda started as a Scientist I in Biopharmaceutical Development and worked their way up to Vice President of Analytical and Formulation Sciences. In their roles at KBI Biopharma, Amanda has been responsible for various tasks, including leading research groups, managing biopharmaceutical development projects, and overseeing analytical and formulation sciences.

Overall, Amanda Hoertz's work experience showcases their expertise in biopharmaceutical development, analytical and formulation sciences, and research in the field.

Amanda Hoertz completed their Bachelor of Arts in Chemistry from The Johns Hopkins University from 1995 to 1999. Amanda then pursued their PhD in Chemistry at Duke University from 2006 to 2010.