About Me

As a jack-of-all-trades bioinformatician, I started in the biotechnology industry and slowly transitioned to academic biomedical research. I have a broad spectrum of experience through various roles in the biotechnology and healthcare industry, coupled with an even wider interest in all things intersection of biology and technology.

As a Research Bioinformatician at Cedars-Sinai, I oversee bioinformatics analyses supporting research in transplant translational immunology and reproductive medicine, including RNA sequencing, spatial transcriptomics, and other multi-omics approaches. Previously, my research focused on gene regulation in epithelial ovarian cancer and endometriosis. I have extensive experience collaborating with bench scientists, graduate students, postdoctoral researchers, clinical investigators, physicians, and bioinformaticians across multi-omics, translational, and epidemiological research projects.

I am skilled in scientific programming (bash, python, SQL, and R) and bioinformatics (pipeline development and data analysis for NGS-based omics) with working knowledge in HPC and cloud computing. I have led pilot studies for applying new NGS assays in ovarian cancer research, developed and documented best programming and data visualization practices, and mentored undergraduate interns in their bioinformatics projects. I also wrangled clinical/survey data and conducted statistical analysis. I am passionate about finding innovative solutions to complex biological problems and advancing the field of precision medicine.

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