- Scientist · Translational Research · Global Explorer
Riley Jaye building an impact-driven career where science becomes real-world outcomes.
I’m a Rotational Research Associate at Umoja Biopharma and a University of Michigan graduate in Molecular, Cellular & Developmental Biology. My work spans disease ecology, antimicrobial resistance, and translational science—with a growing interest in immunology and how we can equip the immune system to fight disease.
- Umoja Biopharma · Louisville, CO
- Multiple peer-reviewed publications
- Honors Thesis · AMR in aquatic systems
- Disease ecology
- Antimicrobial resistance
- Translational biotech
- Reproducible analysis (R)
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A life built on curiosity
Science, clinical exposure, veterinary work, service, and travel—connected by a single theme: learning deeply and using that learning to help others.
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Do science that holds up—and helps
I’m drawn to translational work because it’s where rigorous methods meet reality: constraints, patients, decisions, and the systems that determine whether innovation reaches the people (and animals) who need it. I want to contribute to teams that build treatments and tools with integrity—quietly, consistently, and at scale.