Eric Kofman is a bioinformatics and genomics advisor with 11 years of experience who bridges deep computational modeling and full‑stack engineering to advance RNA therapeutics and single‑cell multimodal analysis. Trained at Stanford (BS CS) and recently completing a PhD in Bioinformatics & Systems Biology at UC San Diego, he has developed tools for RNA edit discovery in single‑cell and long‑read data, applied CNNs to translation regulation, and built scalable pipelines for sequencing and imaging workflows. At Eli Lilly he applies statistical and bioinformatics analyses to guide NGS‑driven RNA therapeutic design, building on prior roles creating cloud bioinformatics pipelines at Dana‑Farber and image/ML pipelines at Element Biosciences. Equally comfortable coding PyTorch models and writing Snakemake/Nextflow pipelines, he pairs rigorous methodological work with clear scientific communication—he’s also a published New Yorker cartoonist and science illustrator, a hint at a creative streak that informs his approach to complex problems.
11 years of coding experience
7 years of employment as a software developer
Cary Academy
BS Computer Science, BS Computer Science at Stanford University
A collection of code snippets and programs to leverage the Omicia API for various tasks.
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