Katie May

Katie May is an accomplished research associate specializing in proteomics, currently working at Monte Rosa Therapeutics. With experience in generating preclinical datasets, implementing advanced techniques like TurboID and TMT 32-plex workflows, and automating protocols to enhance efficiency, Katie significantly contributes to the Boston proteomics pipeline. Prior roles include a research assistant at the University of Maryland, where Katie focused on optical therapeutics for cancer research, and a leadership position as president of the National Panhellenic Conference. Additionally, Katie has entrepreneurial experience as the owner of a successful mobile spray tanning business and has actively participated in various roles that promote STEM education and collaboration within scientific communities. Katie holds a Bachelor's degree in Bioengineering from the University of Maryland.