Pre-clinical analytics on biologics.
Day to day, I run physicochemical and purity testing on biologic drug candidates — the kind of work that decides whether a sample moves forward or comes back to the bench.
Analytical scientist · Basel
Hi, I'm Vicky. For the last three years I've been running analytical methods on biologics at Lonza — the kind of steady, detail-loving lab work that lets bigger decisions rest on something solid.

I like my days calm and my work sharp — moving through the lab without fuss, catching the small things, and finishing what I start.
I care most about doing good, honest science and protecting a bit of peace while I'm at it. Warm tea, a tidy bench, and a plan that makes sense.
Since 2023 I've grown from a QC intern into a scientist trusted with instruments, methods, review and training. Small steps, honest work, real ownership.
Day to day, I run physicochemical and purity testing on biologic drug candidates — the kind of work that decides whether a sample moves forward or comes back to the bench.
I qualify, maintain and document the systems I work on so the whole team can rely on them.
Working inside GMP with ALCOA+, LIMS and electronic workbooks — reviewing analyses, preparing documents, keeping data clean.
I'm the 6S contact person on my team and quietly love turning small friction into calmer, faster days for everyone.
Hover a method to see where it fits in the analytical picture.
Good analytical work is invisible when it goes right.
That's the part I love most.
Running physicochemical and purity methods on biologics, looking after instruments, training new joiners and taking on more of the project each year.
My first taste of GMP pharmaceutical QC — compendial testing and learning what "traceable" really means.
Research and technical roles on biomacromolecule isolation, QCM, immunoaffinity chromatography and AF4.
University of Helsinki.
With minors in pharmacy and biochemistry.
Quietly. Quickly. With a little Bearer Panda on the desk, a cup of something warm, and a plan that lets me focus.
Moving gently from hands-on testing into more review, more documentation, more looking-after-the-whole-thing.
If you're working on something in analytical development, biologics or quality — or you just want to swap notes — I'd love to hear from you.