Jude Turner

My responsibilities in my role are very varied:

• I am the first point of contact for technical support on our products for both customers and our sister companies, via email and telephone.
• I am responsible for coordinating our nonstandard product process. I maintain records of progress and requirements on projects, and liaise between the customer and our engineering department. There are typically around 50 simultaneous projects, all at various stages of completion - progress is tracked through a weekly meeting chaired by myself.
• I am create and send product change notifications.
• I attend customer meetings with the sales team.
• I deliver a presentation at the bi monthly sales meeting.

• Making and serving drinks, making sure they are mixed well and aesthetically pleasing.
• Greet and socialise with patrons so they feel welcome at the pub.
• Resolve guests issues in a professional manner.
• Performed bar closing duties, thoroughly cleaning, sanitising and replenishing stock.
• Changed kegs safely and efficiently.
• Odd jobs: painting the cellar, planting in the beer garden, rearranging furniture etc.

• My internship was funded by the British Mycological Society in the plant pathology lab at the university of Bristol. I supported a PhD student's experiments for their thesis. Their project was investigating the potential use of the fungus Trichoderma as biocontrol for parasitic fungus Armillarea, which is damaging to grape crops. My duties included:
• Designing and performing experiments within the lab. I set up plates to investigate a different mechanism of biocontrol, and monitored these.
• Analyse results from the experiments and write reports detailing the results.
• Research methods for performing new experiments and finding new areas to investigate within the project.
• Create and sterilise reagents necessary for experiments.
• Responsibly dispose of chemical and biological waste.