Summary
Martin Celo is an IT Analyst and Northeastern University computer science and biology student with 11 years of hands-on experience supporting academic and research environments. He combines practical IT administration—managing labs, faculty devices, and event technology—with engineering experience building data processing software and running electromagnetic simulations for prototype devices. Past internships show a pattern of automating workflows and turning raw field or instrument data into actionable reports, improving efficiency across distributed teams. Based in Arlington, MA, he enjoys bridging software, data flows, and simulations, and seeks roles that leverage both computational and biological perspectives. A detail that sets him apart is his experience translating prototype measurement hardware output into full-stack processing pipelines, blending lab instrumentation insight with backend and frontend development.
11 years of coding experience
Bachelor's degree, Computer Science, 3.59/4.00, Bachelor's degree, Computer Science, 3.59/4.00 at Northeastern University