Move FASTA and Break Barriers• Technical Lead on the IDseq web applications team (~7 FTEs). Helped build a hosted bioinformatics platform for detecting infectious diseases globally, using metagenomic and consensus genome data. (https://idseq.net/)• Led a team of CZI engineers that built lab info management system (LIMS) software for a temporary emergency COVID-19 extension of the UCSF Clinical Laboratories adjacent to CZ Biohub. Led to CLIA validation and >150,000 PCR tests processed. (https://chanzuckerberg.com/blog/a-model-for-the-nation-building-a-covid-19-testing-lab-in-only-eight-days/)

• Built a public data sharing portal around sequencing analysis from one of the earliest known cases of international transmission of COVID-19 in January 2020. (https://www.facebook.com/zuck/posts/10111639945787131)• Built first version of IDseq's geographical location and mapping features.• Built first versions of IDseq's observability features (monitoring and alerts, structured logging, analytics ETL).

• #87 at CZI.• Part of an early team that helped with starting scientific computing projects and booting up the Chan Zuckerberg Biohub.

• Designed and created tools using Ruby on Rails for infrastructure and client data management.• Built out backend functionality and APIs using Golang and RSpec.• Created frontend pages with Haml, CoffeeScript, and jQuery for visualizing and interacting with data.• Improved company-wide workflows and communication across engineering and business teams.

• Helped run CS 61B lab sessions teaching students about data structures, algorithms, Java, Git, and JUnit testing.• Assisted in CS 61C course and reviewed student work on C, performance optimization, and distributed computing.