Alexander Spindel

Alexander Spindel has a diverse work experience spanning several industries. Alexander started their career as a Student Research Associate at SRI International - Center for Advanced Drug Research, where they worked on protein motif discovery and characterization.

Alexander then worked as Laboratory Operations Support Staff at James Madison University, where they provided support for classes, laboratories, and facilities. Alexander also gained experience as an Undergraduate Researcher at the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry - James Madison University, optimizing the expression and purification of human Obscurin recombinant proteins.

After that, they joined the University of Virginia Healthsystems as an Access Associate, where they managed patient data, insurance information, and scheduling. Alexander also provided customer service and acted as a liaison between patients and providers.

Following their role at the University of Virginia, Alexander became the President of Global Cell Solutions Inc. Alexander later transitioned into the role of Business Development Manager, where they focused on enhancing relationships with distributors and promoting awareness of the company's products.

Currently, Alexander holds the position of Vice President at RapID Lab, where they oversee business development for RapID Tags, a lab animal identification product. Their responsibilities include managing sales, promoting the product, and ensuring efficient operations.

Throughout their career, Alexander has demonstrated a strong background in biochemistry, research, and business development.

Alexander Spindel attended James Madison University from 2008 to 2012. Alexander obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology, with a focus in General Biology.