Joseph Peterman is a synthetic biologist and postbaccalaureate researcher with four years of hands-on experience developing biocompatible materials and biosensing electronics, currently conducting research at Carnegie Mellon University. He combines rigorous wet-lab skills—antimicrobial susceptibility testing, qPCR, microscopy and DNA extraction—with protocol-driven engineering that improved experimental throughput by over 50% and yielded multiple patented polymer systems. His background includes FDA- and HIPAA-compliant sample handling at ProPharma and large-scale imaging work in partnership with Mayo Clinic, demonstrating both regulatory savvy and scalable data workflows. Beyond traditional research, Joseph has applied his scientific expertise to a transgressive bioart startup, blending aesthetics with novel biological materials to engage public audiences. Based in Pittsburgh, he brings a rare mix of lab precision, materials engineering, and creative practice to interdisciplinary bioscience projects.
4 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Science - BS Biology/Biological Sciences General, Bachelor of Science - BS Biology/Biological Sciences General at Arizona State University
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