Kevin Nelson is a software developer with 12 years of hands-on experience building web applications, data processing pipelines, and bioinformatics tools. He has bridged biology and computing at UConn, implementing iterative bi-clustering on single-cell 10x transcriptomes and turning cluster-level differential expression into human-readable entity associations and visualizations. Comfortable across Python (pandas, scikit), R, Selenium, D3.js and Linux/HPC workflows, he acts as the technical interface between scientists and production systems. As a freelancer since 2016 he delivers end-to-end solutions, from data wrangling to interactive web displays, and his GitHub reflects a pragmatic “coffee-first” coding ethos. Based in Mansfield, CT, Kevin brings a research-minded approach to practical software problems, often surfacing biological insight through reproducible code and visualization.
12 years of coding experience
Assembly Leader, Assembly Leader at Harwood Union High-school Duxbury Vt.
48 credits with a 3.29 after 1 year, Engineering, 48 credits with a 3.29 after 1 year, Engineering at Penn State University
Computer Science and Engineering, Computer Science and Engineering at University of Connecticut
Contributions:7 commits, 11 pushes, 1 branch in 6 years 10 months
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