Vincent Cox

Vincent Cox has a diverse work experience spanning over two decades. Vincent is currently working at Intarcia Therapeutics, Inc. as an Information Technology Administrator for Laboratory Management Systems. In this role, they are responsible for ensuring the proper operation of the LMS system, troubleshooting issues, and interacting with IT staff and system end users.

Before joining Intarcia Therapeutics, Vincent worked at Gilead Sciences for a significant portion of their career. Vincent started as an lT Specialist in 2005, where they designed and supported the deployment of the Water's Empower reporting system. Vincent also served as the primary architect, designer, and supporter of databases for managing regulatory filings and GMP drug substances and products processes. Vincent later became a Validation Engineer and System Manager at Gilead Sciences, where they were responsible for implementing, validating, and maintaining computerized systems, equipment, and instruments used in cGMP operations.

Prior to their time at Gilead Sciences, Vincent worked at American Medical Computing as a Business Analyst and System Engineer. Here, they generated a business plan, conducted marketing analysis, and developed a web interface using .NET technology to provide SOAP notes to medical clinicians.

Vincent also has experience working at Deltanet Inc as a Chief Systems Engineer and Architect, where they designed, developed, and administered a Citrix Metaframe farm and established policies and procedures throughout the enterprise. Vincent started their career at Charles Schwab as a System Administrator, managing equipment relocation, administering databases, and resolving network connectivity issues.

Overall, Vincent Cox brings a wealth of experience in information technology and system management, making him a valuable asset to any organization.

From 2016 to 2020, Vincent Cox attended the California College of Podiatric Medicine / UCSF. During this time, they pursued a degree in Podiatric Medicine and successfully completed their studies, earning a Doctor of Podiatric Medicine degree.