Aya Dweeb

Medical microbiology · Operations

Structured operations strengthened by scientific thinking

I am the Chief Operating Officer at Quanizon, with more than seven years of combined professional experience across business operations, clinical laboratory work, medical microbiology research, and scientific publishing.

I work across employee and project follow-up, operational reporting, workflow development, recruitment support, and early product research. My scientific background helps me approach operational problems with accuracy, evidence, structured observation, and continuous improvement.

My current professional priority is growing my role at Quanizon, while remaining open to selected scientific, research, and interdisciplinary collaborations.

Path

Operations, science, and structured execution

Labs

My career began in clinical laboratory environments, where precision, documentation, sample integrity, quality procedures, and timely decisions directly affected the reliability of results.

Operations

I later moved into business operations within a technology company, where I now follow multidisciplinary teams, employee hours and performance, concurrent projects, operational reports, project effort, and internal workflows.

Selected work

Selected Contributions

  • Internal Operations Platform

    I contribute operational requirements to Quanizon’s internal platform by explaining current workflows, identifying required employee and project records, connecting tasks with working hours, and defining requirements for attendance, performance, project cost, and profitability visibility.

  • Cross-Functional Project Follow-Up

    I follow multidisciplinary contributors across software development, mobile applications, UI/UX, graphic design, quality assurance, and project coordination. My work includes task follow-up, identifying incomplete features, organizing requirements, and reporting operational blockers.

  • Medical Microbiology Research

    My master’s research examined soil-derived actinomycetes as potential sources of antimicrobial metabolites. I isolated and screened twenty actinomycete isolates and contributed as second author to two scientific publications in 2025.

At a glance

Credibility Highlights

  • 7+

    Years of combined professional experience

  • 2

    Scientific publications as second author

  • MSc

    Master of Science in Microbiology

  • ~10

    Employees and contributors followed at Quanizon

  • 3–5

    Concurrent projects followed operationally

  • 20+

    Design and UI/UX candidate profiles reviewed

Timeline

Experience Preview

November 2025–Present

Chief Operating Officer

Quanizon

Operational follow-up across employees, projects, hours, attendance, performance, payroll data, expenses, payments, recruitment, and workflow development.

September 2024–October 2025

Personal Assistant

Quanizon

Started with administrative support, file organization, data entry, and routine operational follow-up before being promoted to Chief Operating Officer.

September 2021–November 2024

Microbiologist

Bedaya Laboratories

Managed assigned laboratory shifts, performed clinical microbiology procedures, conducted urine and stool cultures, completed antibiotic-susceptibility testing, followed quality procedures, and coordinated with physicians.

May 2020–August 2022

Microbiologist and Laboratory Operations Coordinator

Marvy Laboratory

Handled laboratory operations, payments, revenue records, inventory, patient concerns, physician coordination, and practical training for new employees and trainees.

Focus areas

Main Areas of Focus

  • Operational Planning

    Developing stronger operational visibility, clearer reporting, more consistent processes, and improved coordination between teams, projects, and management.

  • Product and Workflow Development

    Translating real operational needs into clearer workflows, system requirements, fields, reports, and practical product improvements.

  • Scientific Research

    Maintaining an active interest in medical microbiology, antimicrobial resistance, applied microbiology, laboratory workflows, and scientific publishing.

  • Business Development

    Building the skills required to support partnerships, client communication, opportunity research, and the long-term growth of Quanizon.

Observe · Record · Improve

How I Work

These two parts of my experience are connected by the same principles:

  1. Structured follow-up

    I use regular reports, working-hour records, task reviews, attendance data, and direct communication to understand what is happening across teams and projects.

  2. Evidence before assumptions

    My scientific background encourages me to verify information, compare records, identify inconsistencies, and avoid conclusions that are not supported by available evidence.

  3. Clear responsibility boundaries

    I distinguish between operational recommendations, management decisions, technical decisions, and final approvals.

  4. Continuous improvement

    I treat workflows as systems that can be observed, documented, tested, and improved gradually.

Research Preview

Antimicrobial activity from soil-derived actinomycetes

My master’s research involved collecting agricultural soil samples, isolating actinomycetes, screening their antimicrobial activity, selecting promising isolates, and optimizing production conditions.

One isolate was identified as Streptomyces rochei ASN and deposited in GenBank under accession number PQ673648.

Next step

Interested in scientific collaboration or relevant interdisciplinary work?

I am open to selected research, scientific writing, applied microbiology, and science-and-technology collaboration opportunities that are compatible with my responsibilities at Quanizon.