Summary
Amber Wang is a Principal Bioinformatics Scientist with eight years of experience translating large-scale omics data into actionable biomarkers and therapeutic hypotheses across industry and academia. She pairs a PhD in Systems Pharmacology with hands-on expertise in RNA-seq, ATAC-seq, methylation and single-cell technologies and production-grade tooling (R, Python, Bioconductor, HPC) to lead multi-omics biomarker discovery and patient stratification efforts. At ORIC she drove translational bioinformatics for clinical trials and mentored junior scientists; earlier roles at Genentech and Penn combined single-cell and epigenomic pipeline development with mechanistic studies in liver injury and diabetes. Her work has secured an NIH fellowship, supported cross-disciplinary collaborations and yielded multiple publications and translational projects in progress. Known for bridging bench-to-compute perspectives, she excels at designing reproducible workflows that refine epigenomic biomarkers for precision medicine.
8 years of coding experience
11 years of employment as a software developer
High School, High School at Taipei First Girls' Senior High School
Bachelor's Degree Pharmacy, Bachelor's Degree Pharmacy at National Taiwan University
European Contemporary Issues, European Contemporary Issues at Utrecht University
Doctor of Pharmacology - PhD Systems Pharmacology and Translational Therapeutics, Doctor of Pharmacology - PhD Systems Pharmacology and Translational Therapeutics at University of Pennsylvania
Mandarin, Chinese, English