I am a bioinformatics scientist specializing in computational oncology assay development and optimization at Roche. My expertise includes leveraging large-scale genetic and phenotypic data, sequencing technologies, and advanced computational methods to explore human traits and disease.

Prior to my current role, I completed a PhD at the University of Toronto in collaboration with the Ontario Institute for Cancer Research. My doctoral research focused on investigating genetic and epigenetic factors influencing allele-specific expression and their impact on population variability, human traits, and disease. This work was supported by prestigious funding awards, including the Ontario Graduate Scholarship (OGS) and NSERC Postgraduate Scholarship-Doctoral.

I am passionate about applying bioinformatics to projects with direct translational potential, particularly in a collaborative, multidisciplinary environment. My technical expertise spans computational biology, population genetics, epigenomics, biostatistics, and genomic data analysis.