Lead Software Engineer at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States
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Stephen Van Nostrand is a Lead Software Engineer with a decade of experience building and operating biomedical data platforms at Dana-Farber’s Knowledge Systems Group, where he has served as technical lead for CIDC within the CIMAC/PACT network and now leads the Hector data-sharing initiative. He combines an MS in Biological/Biosystems Engineering from MIT and a summa cum laude BA in Chemistry and Molecular Biology from Rutgers with hands-on engineering to bridge research and production systems in cancer informatics. Comfortable across development and operations, he focuses on reliable, auditable data workflows that support multi-institution consortia and funder-driven projects. Colleagues rely on him for technical stewardship of complex data pipelines and pragmatic leadership that translates scientific requirements into production-ready solutions. An early researcher turned engineer, he brings domain fluency in cancer research alongside practical software delivery experience.
10 years of coding experience
6 years of employment as a software developer
Master of Science - MS, Biological/Biosystems Engineering, Master of Science - MS, Biological/Biosystems Engineering at Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Bachelor of Arts - BA, Chemistry; Molecular Biology & Biochemistry, Highest Honors, summa cum laude, Bachelor of Arts - BA, Chemistry; Molecular Biology & Biochemistry, Highest Honors, summa cum laude at Rutgers University
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