Summary
Jeremy Chacon is a postdoctoral research associate with a decade of experience translating microbiology and cellular biology questions into computational models, experimental pipelines, and published science. Based at the University of Minnesota, he designs and runs microbiological experiments, builds flux-balance and stochastic simulations, and engineers research software and image-analysis tools in R and MATLAB. He has led teams, secured funding, and produced data visualizations that bridge theory and bench work, with a focus on microbial ecosystem function and yeast cell biology. Motivated to apply his programming and analysis skills beyond academia, he seeks roles where his blend of lab leadership, modeling expertise, and scientific software development can advance educational, environmental, or scientific products. An uncommon strength is his ability to move projects from experimental design through computational prediction to reproducible software and published results.
10 years of coding experience
Bachelor of Science (BSc), Zoology/Animal Biology, Bachelor of Science (BSc), Zoology/Animal Biology at University of Wisconsin-Madison
University of Minnesota Twin Cities