About Me

I guess here is the part where I talk about me, myself, and I.

I work at the intersection of molecular biology, computational modeling, and software engineering, with a focus on building systems that help reason about complex biological processes.

Background

My academic background is in molecular and computational biology, with hands-on experience in transcriptomics, systems biology, and data-driven modeling.

Alongside research, I build software tools and platforms that emphasize clarity, reproducibility, and long-term maintainability.

How I Work

Think in systems, not isolated features
Prefer simple abstractions over clever hacks
Design for long-term evolution, not short-term demos
Document thinking as carefully as results

What I’m Building Toward

I’m interested in developing computational tools that bridge biological insight and engineering rigor — from research workflows to production-ready systems.