u/Longjumping_Bath_110

Hi everyone! I'm offering online biology tutoring for high school and college students.

I have an MS in Biotechnology, a BS in Biology, and real classroom experience as a teaching assistant for an introductory ecology and evolution course at a Big 10 university. I've handled this material from both sides of the desk.

Topics I cover include: Cell Biology, Molecular Biology, Ecology, Animal Behavior, and Biotechnology.

Sessions are flexible and tailored to what you actually need – whether that's exam prep, working through a specific concept, or ongoing support through the semester. Bring your lecture slides, homework, or a list of topics you're shaky on and we'll build from there.

Sessions start at $10 for 30 minutes. DM me if you're interested or have questions!

I'm a lifelong horror reader offering beta reading for horror short stories, novellas, and novels. I've completed paid beta reads for an erotic horror short story and a gothic horror novel.

What you’ll get is clear, organized notes in writing, focusing on pacing, atmosphere, character work, dialogue, tension, and the ending. The feedback is direct and specific, so you’re not stuck with generic “looks good” comments.

Short stories/novellas up to 15k words: $5
Novellas up to 40k words: $20
Novels up to 80k words: $50

Please feel free to send me a DM, and we'll get started!

Hi everyone! Horror is my favorite genre to read, and I've become very interested in beta reading lately. I can already tell that there are incredibly creative writers in this subreddit, so I'd love to read your manuscripts as someone who genuinely loves this genre :)

I've already beta read an erotic horror short story and a gothic horror novel, and I'm familiar with what the genre tends to ask of a book: dread that builds and pays off, an atmosphere that stays pressed in close, tension that climbs at the right moments, and an ending that sticks the landing. I'll be direct about what's landing for me, and I'll also point out where the energy drops or the suspense starts to thin.

If you're working on something and want a fresh set of genre-savvy eyes on it, please feel free to drop a comment or send me a DM!

Hey! I create clean, professional data visualizations in Excel and R. If you have data that needs to be turned into something clear and presentable, I can help.

From bar charts and line charts to scatter plots, pie charts, dashboards, and other custom visuals, I’ll style everything so it looks finished and fits neatly into a report, a slide deck, or whatever you’re putting together.

Whether you have a small dataset or something more complex, I work carefully to make sure the visuals actually communicate what your data is saying rather than just looking pretty.

My prices start at $10, and I offer package deals for more complex projects. DM me to chat about your project!

Hello!

I am offering online, affordable biology tutoring!

I hold an MS in Biotechnology and a BS in Biology, and I've worked as a university Teaching Assistant for Foundations of Evolution and Ecology. I know how to explain these topics in a way that actually sticks.

I tutor Cell Biology, Genetics, Ecology, Molecular Biology, Animal Behavior, and Biotechnology at the high school and college levels.

Sessions start at $10 for 30 minutes. Longer sessions and packages are available too. Everything is online and booked through Fiverr so it's easy and secure.

The school year is coming up fast. Send me a DM for more details :)

Hi everyone,

I just completed my MS in Biotechnology in May, and I am deep into my job search. I am at well over 100 applications at this point.

I have been trying to look for bioinformatics/data analysis roles, as I’d been building an R package for ecological workflows for my graduate research. Additionally, I really enjoyed the bioinformatics course that I took. However, I have had zero luck getting any interviews. For context, I’m a US citizen willing to relocate practically anywhere in the US.

I think my issue is lack of experience for roles requiring advanced degrees, while also being overqualified on paper for truly entry-level roles? Many research roles require a PhD at the minimum now. I also never did any internships, and I also pivoted slightly from my bachelor’s focus in ecology and animal behavior.

It might also be fair to mention that I have cerebral palsy which affects my fine-motor dexterity for my right hand. My lab partner (sweetest person ever) was so patient with me and helped me learn wet-lab skills at my own pace, but it’s clearly not my strong suit.

After taking a step back and reanalyzing my career search, I have refocused my efforts into looking for life sciences consulting roles. I’ve looked into it, and this kind of career might actually be a really good fit for me. I did very well in school, so I definitely have the scientific knowledge. Plus, I wouldn’t necessarily have to do bench work. I just want to know if this is worthwhile, and should I be able to get interviews soon? Additionally, if anyone has good advice for searching for roles in this field, I’d greatly appreciate it. TIA!