Summary
Jialin Gao is a biostatistician and data analyst with 8 years of experience turning large clinical datasets into actionable insights, currently driving research and software-ready methods at Weill Cornell Medicine. She specializes in survival and longitudinal modeling, end-to-end pipelines (Python, R, SQL, SAS), and has built preprocessing workflows for 100k+ records that improved model performance by 60% and supported multiple AASLD submissions including an upcoming oral presentation. Beyond applied research, she authors methodological work—publishing an R package submitted to Bioconductor and a first-author manuscript on ensemble differential analysis under review at Nature Computer Science. Comfortable collaborating with clinicians and industry partners, she blends rigorous statistical design with pragmatic engineering to accelerate translational studies. An uncommon strength is mentoring junior researchers while producing reproducible tools and tutorials that lower the barrier for clinical teams to adopt advanced analytics.
8 years of coding experience
Bachelor's degree, Business/Managerial Economics and Psychology, Bachelor's degree, Business/Managerial Economics and Psychology at University of California, Davis
Master's degree, Biostatistics& Data Science, Master's degree, Biostatistics& Data Science at Weill Cornell Medicine