Alexandra Mole

Detail-oriented team player with strong organizational skills. Ability to handle multiple projects simultaneously with a high degree of accuracy. Meticulous and well-trained laboratory team member bringing expertise in analyzing materials and contributing to successful product development. Solid background boosting quality of production with systematic review and on-going support. Demonstrated knowledge of experimental and practical application strategies. Organized and dependable candidate successful at managing multiple priorities with a positive attitude. Willingness to take on added responsibilities to meet team goals.

• Friendly
• Cheerful
• Good people skills
• Punctual
• Well presented
• Organised
• Good sense of humour
• Well mannered
• Respectful
• Good leadership skills
• Responsible

• Working with Vulnerable People Check (WWVP) (#: 734164817)
• First Aid Certificate HLTAID009, HLTAID010, HLTAID011 (September 2021)
• Australian Drivers Licence (automatic)

• Gymnastics Tasmania, Assistant to the State Judging Co-ordinator for Rhythmic Gymnastics, 2014, 2020, Aiding in the organisation of competitions, scoring systems, judging panels and work orders.
• Gymnastics Tasmania, Judging as an independent representative at Rhythmic Gymnastics competitions, displays, gradings, 2014, 2020, Head judge on various panels and assisting in the training of more inexperienced judges, providing feedback and advice when needed.
• Royal Australian Chemical Institute, Member of the RACI Tasmanian Branch, 2022, Present, Aiding in the organisation and running of various state and intra-state events and fundraisers to promote chemistry to the wider community.
• Royal Australian Chemical Institute Young Chemists Committee, Tasmanian representative for the RACI on their Young Chemists Board sub-committee, 2023, Present, Identifying issues for young chemists nationally, in both industry and academia, and providing feedback to the Board on these issues.

• Dr Krystel Woolley, Facilities Manager, Discipline of Chemistry, University of Tasmania, 0437 113 635, Krystel.Woolley@utas.edu.au
• Associate Professor Ashley Townsend, Director, Central Science Laboratory, Tasmania, 0400 109 642, Ashley.Townsend@utas.edu.au
• Dr Curtis Ho, Lecturer and Researcher, Discipline of Chemistry, University of Tasmania, Curtis.Ho@utas.edu.au

• First Aid: HLTAID009, HLTAID010, HLTAID011, St John Ambulance, Attained September 2021.
• · Working with Vulnerable People Check (WWVP) (#: 734164817)
• Australian Drivers Licence (automatic)

• 2014-2020, Gymnastics Tasmania – Judging as an independent representative at Rhythmic Gymnastics competitions. Head judge on various panels and assisting in the training of more inexperienced judges, providing feedback and advice when needed.
• 2022-Present, Royal Australian Chemical Institute – Member of the RACI Tasmanian Branch, aiding in the organisation and running of various state and intra-state events and fundraisers to promote chemistry to the wider community.
• 2023-Present, Royal Australian Chemical Institute Young Chemists Committee – Tasmanian representative for the RACI on their Young Chemists Board sub-committee, identifying issues for young chemists nationally, in both industry and academia, and providing feedback to the Board on these issues.
• 2023-Present, IUPAC Project, Advancing Chemistry Worldwide - A global initiative to provide broadly leverageable guidelines and best practices for establishing and operating a Young Observers’ Program and to provide tools to the IUPAC community.