Summary
Greg Fleishman is a software engineer and computational neuroscientist with nine years of experience developing scalable bioinformatics and imaging algorithms for terabyte-scale neuroscience datasets at HHMI Janelia. He builds production-grade pipelines for image registration, segmentation, and automated annotation across HPC and distributed systems, with deep expertise in applied mathematics, topology, and optimization. His work spans whole-brain, single-cell functional imaging (zebrafish), whole-brain EM (Drosophila), expansion and light-sheet microscopy, and MRI—translating advanced theory into usable software for experimental labs. Formerly a PICSL postdoc at UPenn and a UCLA PhD, he pairs rigorous research in modeling and network analysis with practical implementation in Python and HPC environments. Colleagues rely on him to turn challenging, noisy biological imaging problems into reproducible, high-performance solutions that scale.
9 years of coding experience
10 years of employment as a software developer
University of California, San Diego
Associate of Arts, Classical Piano, 3.87 GPA, Associate of Arts, Classical Piano, 3.87 GPA at Moorpark College
Master’s Degree, Bioengineering, 3.71 GPA, Master’s Degree, Bioengineering, 3.71 GPA at University of California, Los Angeles