Summary
Alex Krohn is Director of Conservation Genomics with a Ph.D. from UC Berkeley and over a decade of experience applying genomic tools to conservation, natural resource management, and herpetology. Based in Chapel Hill, he leads interdisciplinary projects that combine field-based natural history, population genetics, and reproducible R-based analyses to inform practical conservation decisions. His background spans academic leadership at UCSC, government fieldwork, and on-the-ground species monitoring, giving him rare fluency across research, management, and implementation. He publishes regularly and shares code and reproducible pipelines on GitHub to make genomic workflows transparent and actionable for conservation partners. A natural problem-solver and group manager, he focuses on reptiles and amphibians but brings methods that scale across taxa and conservation challenges.
11 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD at University of California, Berkeley
Bachelor's degree, Bachelor's degree at Oberlin College
French, Spanish, Vietnamese