Daniel Siegle is a machine learning engineer with 12 years of experience bridging computational biology, genomics pipelines, and applied ML; he currently trains and fine-tunes LLMs while leading ML work at Possible Futures. His background in pharmaceutical sciences and hands-on biomanufacturing gives him rare end-to-end insight from cGMP protein purification to large-scale NGS data delivery and pipeline optimization. He has driven bioinformatics software for a Beijing lab start-up, managed complex genomic “hairballs,” and teaches AI for health and life sciences, blending practical lab rigor with modern ML practice. A community-oriented organizer of the Deep Learning RTP meetup and former fisheries observer, he pairs technical depth with field-tested independence and systems thinking.
12 years of coding experience
8 years of employment as a software developer
BS Biology, BS Biology at The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Master of Science Pharmaceutical Sciences, Master of Science Pharmaceutical Sciences at North Carolina Central University
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