Carter Peene is a data analyst and software engineer with nine years of experience blending computational biology, embedded systems, and data science. Currently contributing to the Allen Institute's OpenScope brain science project, he builds data-driven tools that bridge genetics and neuroscience research. His background includes developing knowledge-graph query systems and RESTful APIs for biomedical reasoning at Ramsey Lab and maintaining a C++ embedded sensing library for rapid prototyping at OPEnS. Carter pairs interdisciplinary collaboration with practical operational experience—two years as a resident assistant honed crisis communication and decision-making under pressure. He’s comfortable across Python, C++, and microcontroller environments, and brings public-speaking and event coordination skills from Speech & Debate and student government to technical outreach. An avid games enthusiast, he often applies playful problem-solving to complex data challenges.
9 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Science - BS, Computer Science, Bachelor of Science - BS, Computer Science at Oregon State University
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