Summary
Geoffrey Siwo is a research-driven scientist and entrepreneur with eight years of experience at the intersection of genomics, computational biology, and AI-driven therapeutics. He serves as a Research Assistant Professor at Michigan Medicine while founding Anza Bio to accelerate discovery and sustainable manufacturing of therapeutics using nature-inspired approaches augmented with AI. A TED and Next Einstein Forum Fellow, he has built cloud-based genomic resources and open innovation platforms—most notably the United Genomes Project—to advance genomic medicine for underrepresented populations. Geoffrey combines academic rigor from Notre Dame and hands-on startup experience, from founding biotech ventures to advising capital firms, demonstrating a rare mix of translational research, product-first entrepreneurship, and global health impact.
8 years of coding experience
12 years of employment as a software developer
Bsc, Biomedical Science & Technology, Bsc, Biomedical Science & Technology at Egerton University
University of Notre Dame