Devon Bush
Principal Software Engineer at Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard
Greater Boston United States
Summary
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Top SchoolDevon Bush is a Principal Software Engineer in Greater Boston with 11 years of experience building scientific and healthcare software that connects clinical workflows to genomic and single‑cell data. Currently technical lead at the Broad Institute, he drives portals for collection, visualization, and analysis of clinical/genomic datasets and leads the Juniper participant outreach platform and the Single Cell Genomics portal. His background spans product leadership in measurement‑based mental health SaaS, architecting EHR integrations and imaging kiosks, and building clinical prediction tools at Mass General, giving him rare domain depth across clinical, research, and product teams. Trained as both a computer scientist (Princeton) and lawyer (Harvard Law), he brings a mix of rigorous technical design, regulatory awareness, and practical product delivery to complex healthcare problems.
11 years of coding experience
9 years of employment as a software developer
J.D., J.D. at Harvard Law SchoolBSE Computer Science, BSE Computer Science at Princeton University
Github Skills (63)
form-generator10
docker10
single-cell-genomics10
seq10
rails10
rna-seq10
portal10
pepper10
genome8
drag8
dynamic-forms8
bioinformatics8
angular-form-builder8
cancer-genomics7
genomics-visualization7
Programming languages (9)
Github contributions (5)
broadinstitute/juniper
May 2023 - Apr 2025
Contributions:1412 reviews, 775 PRs, 789 pushes in 1 year 11 months
broadinstitute/single_cell_portal_core
Jan 2020 - Jul 2022
Rails/Docker application for the Broad Institute's single cell RNA-seq data portal
Contributions:6 releases, 913 reviews, 1712 commits in 2 years 6 months
rails-dockerinstitutesingle-cell-rna-seqrnasingle-cell
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