Ari Berman Email & Phone Number

Austin, Texas Area

As the CEO of BioTeam, I am responsible for the strategy, direction, industry, growth, and success of the Company. I am passionate about growing a highly talented and diverse staff that accurately represents the life science and biomedical research areas that we serve, and who are motivated to make a real difference in how science is done. My goal is to.

Austin, Texas

As the Vice President and General Manager of Consulting Services, I am responsible for every aspect of the consulting services that BioTeam provides to its customers. This includes mangint he consulting staff, business development, contract negotiation, project pricing, project staffing, project management, profit/loss per year, policy determination. My.

As the General Manager of Government Services for BioTeam, I am responsible for every aspect of the Government portion of BioTeam's business. This includes business development, contract negotiation, project pricing, project staffing, project management, profit/loss per year, policy determination, and personnel management. At the same time, I still engage.

Thanks to some hard work by my team and I, and a string of good luck with our Government customers, BioTeam has promoted me to the position of Director and Principal Investigator and placed me in charge of our Government Business.

My skill sets have always sat at the crossroads between science and technology. I have extensive experience in system administration and high-performance computing (HPC), and, following the receipt of my Ph.D. in molecular biology, I pursued a carrer as a neuroscientist and bioinformaticist for 12 years. I've always sought to bring these two skill sets.

My goal was to improve the computational infrastructure at the Buck Institute by upgrading the internal network, building a central Network Attached Storage system, revamping backups, building and maintaining a ROCKS cluster, building a micro-cloud VSphere environment for server consolidation and virtualization, and writing applications to improve the.

I am a postodoctoral fellow under the mentorship of Dr. Sean Mooney in the Bioinformatics Core Facility. I am working on building bioinformatics tools for aging research.

During my time as a postdoc at the VA Medical Center at UCSF, I worked as a lab scientist on several projects relating to inflammation and neurodegenerative disease. Under the direction of Raymond A. Swanson, M.D., I characterized a new mouse model for Parkinson's disease that implicates chronic inflammation in the development of the disease. In this.

Institute For Cellular And Molecular Biology

Obtained my Ph.D. in Molecular Biology having studied the long term effects of chronic alcohol consumption and addiction on brain gene expression. The goal was to discover genes that may be involved in the heritibility of alcoholism in the brain. The project involved extensive laboratory research, the use of microarray technology, and a very large.

This position included the administration of a large network (100+) of Linux, Unix, Macintosh, and Windows computers, as well as maintenance of multiple servers. I also constructed and maintained several Beowulf clusters and did extensive programming to streamline administrative projects.