Summary
Xing Brew is a medical illustration and knowledge translation consultant who bridges data science, research design, and visual communication to turn complex clinical evidence into publication-ready figures and guideline visualizations. With a decade of experience and eight years working on global health projects, Xing has partnered with WHO, World Bank, UNICEF, ISGlobal and co-founded Databrew to deliver secure data pipelines, epidemiological analysis, and interactive visual tools. Recent work includes designing ISPAD guideline figures and a library of CONSORT- and PRISMA-compliant clinical research templates that streamline manuscript-ready figure production. Comfortable collaborating directly with clinical authors and subject-matter experts, Xing combines rigorous medical accuracy with workflow automation to speed knowledge translation at scale. Based in Toronto, they are actively exploring clinical research and medical communications roles where analytic rigor and visual clarity meet. An unusual strength is fluency across both hands-on data operations for large trials and the craft of scientific illustration, enabling end-to-end delivery from raw data to final publication.
10 years of coding experience
9 years of employment as a software developer
Indonesia Field Study Course, Urban Planning, Indonesia Field Study Course, Urban Planning at Institut Teknologi Bandung
The University of Hong Kong (HKU)
MSc in Sustainable Territorial Development, MSc in Sustainable Territorial Development at University of Paris I: Panthéon-Sorbonne
Semester Exchange, Chinese / International Relations, Semester Exchange, Chinese / International Relations at Tsinghua University
MSc in Sustainable Territorial Development, MSc in Sustainable Territorial Development at KU Leuven
MSc in Sustainable Territorial Development, MSc in Sustainable Territorial Development at Università degli Studi di Padova
Bachelor of Arts, International Relations / Geography, Bachelor of Arts, International Relations / Geography at University of Toronto
North Toronto Collegiate Institute
Summer Exchange, History/Politics, Summer Exchange, History/Politics at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Chinese, Chinese, French, Spanish, English