Yosef Roth is a software engineer in New York with 9 years of experience bridging computational biology and production software, currently building systems at Google. He holds an MS in Genetics and Data Science and has a track record of turning biological research needs into reliable tools—most notably creating Datanator, a database and search tool that cut data-prep time for whole-cell models by ~90%. Yosef’s research-built machine learning models have informed vaccine antigen design and modeled RNA degradation, achieving validated performance (AUC 0.81) in immunogenicity prediction. Technically fluent across Python, R, React, Java, and C++, he has moved projects from backend data pipelines to user-facing visualization and search. Uncommonly for a software engineer, his background includes experimental structural biology and published protein structures, giving him deep domain insight into the data his software serves.
9 years of coding experience
5 years of employment as a software developer
Master of Science - MS, Genetics and Data Science, Master of Science - MS, Genetics and Data Science at Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
Bachelor's degree, Biology, General, 3.8, Bachelor's degree, Biology, General, 3.8 at Yeshiva University
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