Wenkai (Vicky) Jia

Senior Scientist at 4D Molecular Therapeutics

Wenkai (Vicky) Jia has an extensive work experience history. Wenkai (Vicky) started their career as a Research Assistant at Michigan Technological University in August 2015 and held this role until August 2020. In this position, they gained valuable research experience.

Following their time at Michigan Technological University, Vicky joined Texas A&M University as a Research Assistant in August 2020 and stayed until August 2021.

Wenkai (Vicky) then transitioned to 4D Molecular Therapeutics and worked as a Scientist I from September 2021 to July 2022. In this role, they utilized in vitro cell models to support innovative AAV-based virus development, including induced pluripotent stem cell derived diseased cell lines and primary cells. Wenkai (Vicky) was responsible for tissue dissection, cell isolation, and assay development to evaluate the performance and function of product candidates.

Vicky's most recent role at 4D Molecular Therapeutics is Scientist II, which they started in August 2022. In this position, they continue to employ in vitro cell models to support AAV-based virus development. Additionally, they are involved in primate and human tissue dissection, cell sorting, and platform development.

Overall, Vicky Jia's work experience highlights their expertise in research and demonstrates their commitment to scientific advancement.

Wenkai (Vicky) Jia holds a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degree in Biomedical/Medical Engineering from Texas A&M University. Prior to this, they completed their Bachelor's degree in Biofunctional Materials at Beijing University of Chemical Technology. Additionally, they obtained a certification in Programming for Data Science from Udacity in February 2019.

Location

San Francisco, United States

Links


Org chart

This person is not in the org chart


Teams


Offices


4D Molecular Therapeutics

6 followers

4D Molecular Therapeutics designs develop and commercialize transformative gene therapy products for serious unmet medical conditions.


Industries

Employees

51-200

Links