Computational scientist building reliable research software at the intersection of bioinformatics, scientific data, machine learning, and systems engineering. I work primarily in Python, Rust, Bash, and SQL, with domain experience spanning influenza virology, viral genomics, drug discovery, and omics analysis.
I am also the founder of SignalForge Advisors and a science-fiction author interested in complex technological systems and their human consequences.
| Project | What it does |
|---|---|
| Virustic2 | Deterministic, quality-aware de Bruijn assembly in Rust |
| Stabilomics | Robust LAD-LASSO stability selection for scientific feature tables |
| Antigenic Audit | Leakage and temporal-claim auditing for influenza antigenicity models |
| RefAudit | Audits downstream sensitivity to reference-genome choice |
| SeqSketch | Deterministic MinHash/LSH sequence indexing and similarity graphs |
| BenchLog | Local, inspectable experiment tracking and artifact provenance |
My public projects emphasize deterministic behavior, strict input validation, automated tests, reproducible examples, explicit scientific limitations, and interfaces that can be inspected rather than trusted opaquely.
Some projects use AI-assisted research and development. Releases are human-reviewed, locally verified, and accompanied by honest development and validation records.
- Professional website
- Independent consulting through SignalForge Advisors
- Science-fiction projects including SOFTMAX, The Orchard, and The Gospel According to Greg
