Summary
Tovah Markowitz is a bioinformatics analyst with nine years of experience translating large-scale next-generation sequencing data into biological insight, specializing in ChIP-seq, ATAC-seq, RNA-seq and single-cell modalities. She has built automated Snakemake pipelines and visualization workflows used in collaborative projects with NIAID researchers, and has hands-on exposure to WES/WGS, Hi-C and TCGA data mining. A Ph.D. in biology and award-winning teaching background inform her ability to design experiments, mentor students, and communicate complex analyses clearly to bench scientists. Comfortable bridging wet-lab and computational teams, she routinely juggles multiple projects that combine molecular methods with scalable bioinformatics. An often-understated strength is her track record of turning routine processing into reusable tools that accelerate downstream discovery.
9 years of coding experience
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Biology, General, Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Biology, General at New York University
Bachelor of Arts (BA), Biology, General, Bachelor of Arts (BA), Biology, General at Goucher College