Currently the lead developer for Toil, an open-source python tool for the scientific community built to run data analysis pipelines that scale to many thousands of nodes (aws, google, azure).

I've run and contributed to a number of scientific pipelines for the Global Alliance for Genomics and Health (GA4GH) and also for Trans-Omics for Precision Medicine (TOPMed).

I also work on the backends for the NIH Data Commons cloud infrastructure, and for CZI's Human Cell Atlas.

Wetlab and software work for the Bogomolni lab in studying the mechanics of light-activated proteins, particularly LOV domains. Purified proteins, grew cultures, ran PCR, and ran quantum models on the university's cluster to study the mechanics inside of the LOV domain.

UCSC's iGEM 2016 was a summer research project to genetically engineer bacteria to produce an edible sweetener from almond hulls. I primarily worked on software and electronics for our automated bioreactor, while helping with wetlab work.

http://2016.igem.org/Team:UCSC