Summary
Katherine Hoffman is a PhD-level biostatistician and statistical consultant with nine years of experience applying advanced causal inference, spatial and survival methods to large clinical and public-health datasets. She has led multidisciplinary projects—from building a 20M-beneficiary Medicaid pipeline and TMLE implementations for pharmaceutical partners to directing respitory-virus research at the University of Washington with manuscripts under review in high-impact venues. Proficient in R, Python, UNIX, and reproducible workflow practices, she mentors junior analysts and bridges methodological development with practical implementation and visualization. Her background in biochemistry and hands-on patient care informs pragmatic study design and an eye for clinically relevant questions, and she has contributed production-quality code and unit tests to ensemble learning tools used in applied causal analyses.
9 years of coding experience
2 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD Biostatistics, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD Biostatistics at University of Washington
Master of Science Biostatistics, Master of Science Biostatistics at University of Michigan
Bachelor of Science Biochemistry, Bachelor of Science Biochemistry at University of Detroit Mercy
Spanish, English