About
I am a Research Computing Technologist with a background in bioinformatics, molecular toxicology informatics, and high-performance computing (HPC). I hold a B.Sc. in Biotechnology and an M.Sc. in Pesticide Science with a focus on computational analysis of biological systems. My work focuses on enabling large-scale scientific discovery by designing and operating accelerated research computing infrastructure. I support GPU-accelerated workloads, distributed computing environments, and scalable data analysis pipelines used in genomics, computational biology, and AI-driven biomedical research. I have extensive experience working with Linux-based research systems, HPC clusters, SLURM scheduling, GPU computing, and containerized scientific workflows. My goal is to bridge the gap between advanced computing infrastructure and biological research to accelerate discoveries in life sciences and health-related fields. I am open to interdisciplinary collaborations involving large-scale data analysis, computational biology, AI applications in life sciences, and research computing infrastructure.
