I hold a first degree in Genetics and a Ph.D. in Physical Chemistry. I believe that this rather broad academic background would prove useful for the position for which I am applying, since I am able to teach chemistry, biology, and physics. I am able to adapt myself to new roles with swiftness and efficiency. I have excellent time management skills, as well as a natural aptitude to establish productive relationships with colleagues from the most varied backgrounds. Ten years of interactions with top researchers have honed my presentation and communication skills. I am proficient in the preparation of Powerpoint presentations. In addition, I have lectured for two years in X University. I am a deeply empathetic person that is naturally inclined to help people going through emotional difficulties. While I was teaching at X University, I managed to establish an excellent rapport with my students, which proved useful for their understanding of the subject matter taught in the course. I am always polite and patient. My English is close to that of a native speaker. Finally, I have extensive experience in the use of the Windows operating system and in the use of the Microsoft Office package.