01 — about
About
I’m a data scientist and bioinformatician working at the intersection of genomics, machine learning, and open-source software.
I build reproducible analysis pipelines and interactive tools that help biologists ask bigger questions of their data — from single-cell transcriptomics to large-scale sequence analysis.
My work spans the full stack of computational biology: wrangling raw sequencing output, designing statistical models, and shipping the web apps and R/Bioconductor packages that put those methods in researchers’ hands.
When I’m not in a terminal, I’m usually writing about reproducible science or contributing to the open-source bioinformatics ecosystem.
// focus
- Genomics
- Single-cell
- Machine learning
- R / Bioconductor
- Data viz
- Web apps
// experience
- 2021 — Present
Bioinformatician / J. Craig Venter Institute
Develop genomics analysis pipelines and interactive visualization tools for collaborative research projects.
- 2018 — 2021
Research Assistant / University (placeholder)
Built statistical models and reproducible workflows for high-throughput sequencing studies.