Mitra Menon is a computational scientist with eight years of experience applying population genomics and ecological data analytics to conservation and economic problems. She has led and managed cross-functional projects in both industry and academia, translating complex genomic results into conservation-relevant insights for non-specialist stakeholders. Her work spans ancient DNA, transposable element dynamics, pangenome-aware structural variant discovery, and iterative assembly pipelines for non-model organisms, including projects on mammoths and maize. Known for turning novel ideas into reproducible analysis pipelines, she combines strong data-management practices with clear communication to diverse audiences. Based in Kirkland, WA, she brings a rare blend of field-driven ecological perspective and advanced computational genomics expertise.
8 years of coding experience
9 years of employment as a software developer
Master's in Biology Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, Master's in Biology Ecology and Evolutionary Biology at Texas Tech University
Virginia Commonwealth University
BS (Hons) Forestry Forestry, BS (Hons) Forestry Forestry at Kerala Agricultural University
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