Summary
Alos Diallo is an AI and machine learning research scientist with 13 years of software engineering and bioinformatics experience, currently an E.E. Just Liftoff Fellow at Dartmouth applying statistical and ML methods to cancer immunology and heart-failure research. He combines full-stack development and HPC systems administration with deep expertise in R and Python for transcriptomics, single-cell and epigenetic analyses on SLURM/Singularity clusters. His work spans building integrative pipelines (DNA methylation, ATAC-seq, spatial transcriptomics), developing transformer and LLM models for immune lineage modeling, and delivering clinician-facing ML tools at scale for the VA. A seasoned educator and head teaching fellow at Harvard, he regularly teaches applied statistics and machine learning to biomedical audiences. Notably, he bridges production-grade engineering and hands-on lab science—translating raw sequencing data into reproducible analyses and interpretable models that inform patient-centered research.
13 years of coding experience
22 years of employment as a software developer