Summary
Justin Landis is a data-driven graduate student and R-focused data scientist with eight years of experience in bioinformatics and research data management at UNC Chapel Hill. At UNC Lineberger he combined hands-on analysis and visualization with lab-scale data infrastructure work—managing sequencing servers, Synology storage, and an SQL database—while expanding skills in Bash and Linux. A mathematics BA with minors in neurology and chemistry, he brings interdisciplinary rigor from coursework spanning physics to advanced Arabic and practical lab experience from CHOP studying C. elegans. He is passionate about learning, teaching, and research, and is considering future study in mathematics, big data, or neurology. Known for steady results and attention to data workflows, he pairs analytical depth with a practical knack for keeping complex research data organized and accessible.
9 years of coding experience
8 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), Mathematics, Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), Mathematics at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill