Jennifer Shelton is a Bioinformatics Programmer with 12 years of experience applying computational methods to genomics and plant/animal biology research from academic labs to a major genomics center in New York. At the New York Genome Center since 2015 she has progressed from analyst to programmer, developing workflows and tools that support large-scale sequencing projects and collaborative open-science efforts. Her background blends hands-on wet-lab genetics (natural history and plant development research) with software-focused roles creating reproducible pipelines and teaching scientific coding. Previously she coordinated outreach and training for a university bioinformatics core, giving her a practical knack for translating complex analyses into usable resources for researchers. Based in New York, she pairs a Master’s in Biology with a creative undergraduate arts foundation, an uncommon combination that helps her communicate technical results clearly and design intuitive tools. Colleagues would describe her as a pragmatic problem-solver who champions reproducibility and accessible computational biology.
12 years of coding experience
Bachelor’s Degree, GFA, Bachelor’s Degree, GFA at The Maryland Institute College of Art
Master’s Degree, Biology, Master’s Degree, Biology at Kansas State University
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