Summary
Alejandra Escobar is a biomedical scientist turned data-savvy genomics specialist with nine years of experience blending laboratory practice and people-focused hospitality roles. With a BSc from the University of Liverpool and a Master's in Data Science & Cancer Genomics from Queen Mary University of London, she combines hands-on lab skills (PCR, culture) with computational approaches to extract actionable insights from complex cancer datasets. Currently based in Cambridge, she balances research ambition with practical leadership gained managing coffee shops and hospitality teams, which honed resilience, customer-focused problem solving, and team coordination. Open to collaboration and continual learning, she is eager to translate genomic data into real-world health improvements while growing her applied bioinformatics toolkit.
9 years of coding experience
Bachelor of Science - BS, Biomedical Sciences, General, Bachelor of Science - BS, Biomedical Sciences, General at University of Liverpool
Master's degree, data science and cancer genomics, Master's degree, data science and cancer genomics at Queen Mary University of London