Summary
Jessica Rowell is a bioinformatics scientist and epidemiologist with 9 years of experience translating next-generation sequencing and statistical methods into actionable pathogen detection and public-health solutions. Currently a Specialist Senior at Deloitte, she previously led efforts at GenoTwin to improve accuracy of metagenomic pathogen and antimicrobial-resistance detection and built culture-independent subtyping pipelines while supporting CDC labs. Her background blends rigorous epidemiology (MPH, doctoral studies at Emory) with a master’s in bioinformatics from Georgia Tech, enabling her to bridge computational methods, statistics, and real-world laboratory needs. Known for improving precision in complex metagenomic analyses, she also has hands-on experience managing large biological databases and coordinating cross-disciplinary teams. Based in Atlanta, she brings a pragmatic focus on translating research into deployable surveillance tools that reduce time-to-action in outbreak and diagnostic contexts.
9 years of coding experience
6 years of employment as a software developer
Master’s Degree, Bioinformatics, Master’s Degree, Bioinformatics at Georgia Institute of Technology
BA, Biology, Psychology, Neuroscience, BA, Biology, Psychology, Neuroscience at Wesleyan College
MPH, Epidemiology, MPH, Epidemiology at Emory University
Italian, Spanish, French, Persian