Deblina Dey
Research Consultant / Former Assistant Project Scientist
Professional Bio
Dr. Deblina Dey is a quality‑driven scientific and operations leader with 15+ years in regulated life sciences, now specializing in Quality Assurance for biotech.
She has led a 5‑year, $580K NIH‑funded program and 20+ concurrent initiatives with full ownership of quality, documentation, timelines, and stakeholder communication, improving efficiency by 30% and reducing costs by 15–32% through risk‑based process optimization.
She is proficient in cGMP, FDA regulatory frameworks, data integrity, CAPA, root cause analysis, and internal audit concepts, supported by 16 peer‑reviewed publications, 380+ citations, and 50+ presentations that demonstrate her ability to produce clear, audit‑ready documentation.
A committed mentor, she has trained and developed 35+ scientists and students in rigorous methodology, documentation, and quality expectations, making her well suited for QA roles that demand strong investigation skills, cross‑functional collaboration, and a continuous‑improvement mindset.
She has led a 5‑year, $580K NIH‑funded program and 20+ concurrent initiatives with full ownership of quality, documentation, timelines, and stakeholder communication, improving efficiency by 30% and reducing costs by 15–32% through risk‑based process optimization.
She is proficient in cGMP, FDA regulatory frameworks, data integrity, CAPA, root cause analysis, and internal audit concepts, supported by 16 peer‑reviewed publications, 380+ citations, and 50+ presentations that demonstrate her ability to produce clear, audit‑ready documentation.
A committed mentor, she has trained and developed 35+ scientists and students in rigorous methodology, documentation, and quality expectations, making her well suited for QA roles that demand strong investigation skills, cross‑functional collaboration, and a continuous‑improvement mindset.
BioCatalyst
Education:
University of Vermont 2010
M.S Biology
University of Virginia 2013
Ph.D
Awards:
2014 Travel Award to attend American Epilepsy Society
2018 SIT Travel Award RADRES