Summary
Aaron Sossin is a biomedical engineering PhD candidate and machine learning scientist in New York with eight years of experience building deep learning pipelines for genomics and radiology. He has driven translational projects—from ctDNA detection and UMI‑duplex sequencing analyses at the New York Genome Center to multimodal imaging and genetics work at Columbia’s Kontos Lab—bridging research and production using Keras, TensorFlow, PyTorch, Nextflow/Snakemake and Docker. His work at Stanford produced novel algorithms (MpraNet, GwasNet) and a provisional patent for methods that prioritize regulatory and GWAS signals, and he has led longitudinal cancer detection efforts with real-world sequencing platforms. Comfortable across academic and industry environments, he’s contributed to grant-winning applied AI in radioactive waste detection and teaches software design, reflecting a mix of rigorous computational biology, deployment-savvy engineering, and hands-on experimental understanding.
8 years of coding experience
5 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Science - BS, Neuroscience, Bachelor of Science - BS, Neuroscience at McGill University
DEC, Honors Pure and Applied Sciences, DEC, Honors Pure and Applied Sciences at Marianopolis College
Master's degree, Biomedical Informatics, Master's degree, Biomedical Informatics at Stanford University