What is Oscorp?

● Oscorp (NYSE: OZ) is an American multinational corporation focusing on experimental

science, military research, and cross-species genetics.

● It is headquartered in Oscorp Tower in Manhattan, New York City.

● Research facilities in over 15 countries.

● Business partners in over 32 countries.

● Total project investments exceed 1.2 billion dollars.

● CEO: Norman Osborne

 Our Motto
● Oscorp’s motto is a representation of our belief that a fundamental understanding of
science is the key to the future.

● “Altering the future, from the cell to the superstructure.”

 Recent Accomplishments (2018)

● Led by our Aquatics Engineering team, Oscorp has developed a revolutionary product
called the Breathing Apparatus.
● The Breathing Apparatus uses advanced computer modeling and simulations that allows
oxygen to be separated from hydrogen, which allows for underwater breathing.
● Development costs under 5 million dollars.
● Honorable mentions: Oscorp also cured cancer and diabetes this year.
 Meet Our Team:
Oscorp Employee
Backgrounds
 Ryan Anderson
Background:

● PhD in Chemical Engineering at NC State

● 8+ Years Experience in Genetic Engineering
● 2+ Years in Genetic Coding
● Certified in Genetic Restructuring

What I Do?

● Senior Product Development Engineer

● Cross-Genetic Coding Specialist

How Long Have I worked at Oscorp?

● Employed at Oscorp for 5+ years

 Instructional Memo (Group Work)

Instructions: Create a memo giving new procedures that your employees need to know.

Purpose: Inform the Genetics Department staff members about updated handwashing
techniques.

Regulation/Steps: Our group created the necessary regulations and steps to ensure
properly wash hands to avoid contamination of proprietary genetic material.

Outcome: Our memorandum was completely successful and everyone now washes their
hands to avoid contamination. No fines/incidents have occured since the memorandum
was created.
 Chase Stodden

Background:

● PhD in Biology from Stanford University

● 15 years of experience in cross-species genetics research

What I Do?

● Senior Research Scientist

● Head of Research Department
 Progress Report

Instructions: Create a memo to report on the progress made on our proposal (Several
months later)

Purpose: To inform the client on the progress made on the Underwater Breathing
Apparatus Project

Highlights:

● 75% completed
● $254,600 under budget
● Estimated 1.5 year(s) until completion
 Manuel Arrieta
● Background:
○ PhD in Chemical Engineering
○ 8 years of Experience in Genomics
● What I Do?
○ Head of Aquatics Engineering Team
○ Senior Research Scientist
● Recent Work
○ Progress reports for Breathing Apparatus (group progress report)
○ Estimated project costs and budgets (group proposal)
 Justin Flatt

● Background:
○ PhD in Computer Science with a concentration in Bioinformatics
○ Masters in Chemical Engineering
○ 6 years of experience at MIT Labs
● What I Do?
○ Facilitate research and development projects
○ Develop bioinformatic computer systems
○ Maintain database systems for research
● Length of service:
○ Worked with Oscorp Industries for 10 years
 Join Our Team
● Oscorp is currently hiring highly qualified individuals for research positions.
● Minimum Qualifications:
○ Graduate degree in Biology or Bioinformatics with a focus in Genomics 10 years of hands on
experience in a genome lab
○ Strong background in RNA sequencing
○ Fluent in written and spoken English
● Characteristics Duties and Responsibilities:
○ Establish methodologies for facilitating research and analysis in a variety of genetic disciplines
○ Collect, Interpret, and display data to represent findings to colleagues and superiors
○ Maintain accurate records of all research conducted under Oscorp confidentiality guidelines
● Apply today at Oscorp headquarters or at www.oscorpIndustries.com/careers
Questions?