Summary
Paul Lee is a bioinformatician with eight years of experience translating multi-omics data from global biobanks into actionable insights for precision medicine and drug discovery. He combines genomics, proteomics, and computational structural biology—applying molecular dynamics, HDX-MS integration, and unsupervised ML—to interrogate membrane proteins and other clinically relevant targets. His work spans government research at NIH, teaching introductory Python, and leadership in student data science communities, now continuing at DataTecnica while pursuing advanced training in psychiatry at Oxford. Comfortable bridging wet‑lab experimental data and scalable computational pipelines, he brings a rare blend of hands‑on structural analysis and policy-facing health IT experience.
8 years of coding experience
4 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD Psychiatry, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD Psychiatry at University of Oxford
Bachelor of Science - BS Chemistry with an Emphasis in Biochemistry, Bachelor of Science - BS Chemistry with an Emphasis in Biochemistry at University of Mississippi
UMBC
English, Korean