Nancy Hansen is a Staff Scientist and bioinformatics expert with over a decade of experience designing algorithms and production pipelines for genomics and next-generation sequencing analysis. Based at NIH/NHGRI since 2002 after an applications role at the Stanford Genome Technology Center, she blends deep domain knowledge from a PhD in physical chemistry with practical software development skills. Her work focuses on turning complex sequencing data into reproducible, scalable workflows that support large-scale genomics research. Known for bridging computational rigor and experimental needs, she frequently collaborates across interdisciplinary teams to operationalize cutting-edge methods. Based in Rockville, Maryland, she brings a research-first perspective to software engineering, optimizing tools for both high-throughput labs and downstream analysis.
13 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
PhD, Physical Chemistry, PhD, Physical Chemistry at Stanford University
AB, Chemistry, AB, Chemistry at Princeton University
HG002 human reference genome issue tracking and polishing
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