Over a decade in life sciences, an engineering foundation from Northeastern and UMass Lowell, and an expanding frontier in artificial intelligence.
Bringing together technical expertise, real-world experience, and a people-first mindset.
Process thinking. Real-world solutions.
Compliance, operations, and regulatory strategy.
Applying AI to meaningful problems in healthcare and beyond.
Sharing insights on life sciences, AI, and community impact.
Supporting the next generation of scientists and engineers.
Investing in people and the next generation of leaders.
A multidisciplinary education that fuels my work at the intersection of science, technology, and impact.
I've had the privilege of working across biotech and pharmaceutical organizations, contributing to the development of life-changing therapies and the systems that make them possible.
Across these engagements, I served in roles ranging from Quality Control Technician and Validation Engineer to Process Engineer, Project Manager, and Quality Assurance Manager — leading capital projects, driving compliance strategy, and executing GxP-regulated manufacturing operations.
Key highlights: traced 80% of deviations to six root causes at Regeneron, eliminating a 200–300 report backlog; designed a document intake system at Vertex driving 60 submissions across 20 owners; served as QA lead on ten facility-shutdown projects at Takeda.
My consulting company focused on compliance, operations, quality systems, and regulatory strategy in the life sciences industry.
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Exploring applied AI solutions with a focus on healthcare and responsible innovation.
An AI assistant to support clinical decision-making and research.
A toolkit for testing and improving AI robustness and safety.
I tutor science, mathematics, chemistry, and engineering through WyzAnt, helping students build confidence and achieve their academic goals.
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In Fall 2025, Brilla Life Sciences was selected for the Cambridge CIC Early Stage Cohort No. 4 — a prestigious program hosted at the Cambridge Innovation Center in Kendall Square. The program connects early-stage founders with mentors, investors, and a network of entrepreneurs. Through CIC, Jonathan gained strategic guidance and business development frameworks that directly sharpened Brilla's go-to-market approach and expanded its network in the Boston life sciences ecosystem.
In December 2024, Jonathan completed the InnerCity Capital Connections (ICCC) Business Program — a nationally recognized accelerator that equips minority entrepreneurs with tools, strategies, and networks to scale their businesses and access capital. Through ICCC, Jonathan deepened his understanding of business development, financial strategy, and investor relations — applying those learnings directly to the growth of Brilla Life Sciences.
"A brighter tomorrow is a design choice — built through science, systems, and people."