## Scientist Genomics I have my major,
MSc, and PhD degrees in biology,
human, and medical genetics. I have
hands-on experience in a variety of
molecular biology and genetic
techniques and have worked on NGS
library preparation, scRNA-seq, and
data analysis. As shown in my resume
(I can also send my CV if
needed), in addition to genomic
experiments, I have worked on other
omic profiling such as epigenome (DNA
methylation), proteomics, and
transcriptomics in a variety of
samples including human cells and
animal tissues. With more than 20
years of work experience, I have
worked in hospital, academic, and
biotech settings and proactively had
to take a strategic thinking and
problem-solving approach. Thus, I
am adaptable to changing directions
and methods, and eager to work in a
dynamic, fast-paced research and
product development environment.
I also have multiple experiences
managing multicenter and international
collaborations and managing multiple
priorities in a
cross-functional team. I
personally give fundamental value to
diversity and building new connections
and collaborations, and learning from
diverse team members. Continuous
learning and teamwork are my core
values. There are other examples of my
attention to detail, optimizing and
troubleshooting techniques and
experiments in molecular biology,
genomics, and NGS panel design.
As an example of my resilience, in a
collaboration between CZ Biohub and
the Stanford Pediatrics Department, I
had to pilot a split-seq and
combinatorial barcoding NGS method for
newborn lung samples from library
preparation up to scRNA-seq analysis.
With a strong background in genomics
and biology and expertise in the wet
lab and data analysis, I could be a
valuable asset to the
Product Development teams where
they need someone to lead and advance
genomics research and NGS technology
development, outreach,
and shaping the future of
genomics research, especially in
clinical genetics and medical
genomics. As I pursue a
multidisciplinary collaboration in my
scientific rationale, particularly, I
am eager to extend my dedication to
commercialization and envision
the genomics product for financial
gain and bringing value to the market.
In summary, I have expertise and am
eager to continue to design,
conduct, and optimize new biological
and genomics experiments and elucidate
underlying mechanisms. I have more
than 20 years of direct work
experience in clinical research, both
within hospital settings and in
functional genomics labs. These roles
required me to perform a variety
of monitoring tasks depending on the
context. This included monitoring lab
and patient data, as well as
monitoring various types of
data such as clinical, molecular,
and omics data, including genomics and
proteomics. I have experience in
developing IVD tests such as NGS
panels and Polygenic Risk Scores
(PRS) for genetic diseases.