maxander
Joined 13 years ago
Joined 13 years ago
What is going on with that? I don’t even dare to speculate. But something more interesting than bougie coffeeshops, certainly.
My side-project, in essence, the bash '&' operator for cases where the first process is already running. It took me months of searching before I could believe that this doesn't already exist, but there you go. I gave in to feature creep, of course, so it's a bit more than that now (I made a ncurses-based dashboard? Why??) but someday soon I'll make it public.
Remote: Yes
Willing to Relocate: Unlikely
Technologies: Python, R, Javascript, AWS, GCS, Azure, SQL, pandas, numpy, scipy, Tensorflow, Keras, [Py]Torch, SQL, Nextflow, many others
Resume/CV: http://alexander.bio/resume_2024.pdf
Email: [email protected]
Data scientist and engineer with over a decade of experience centering around biological data analysis and pipeline development. I am equally at home discussing pathway enrichment analysis results from an RNA-seq dataset, as debugging the loss function in a deep learning model, or as architecting a multi-stage processing pipeline on any of the major cloud service providers.
I am Max Alexander, experienced data scientist and bioinformatics engineer, available for short- or long-term contracts. My background is primarily in data analysis and pipeline development for biological data (genomics, transcriptomics, proteomics) and I also hold a Master's in artificial intelligence.
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Email: [email protected]
Site: https://alexander.bio
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/w-max-alexander/
Github: https://github.com/maxalex
(It’s simply a pity that we can’t install it locally or tinker with the internals. :) )
An app, though, not a website.
Open to freelance/consulting work in bioinformatics. 8 years of experience in various areas of bioinformatics and computational biology, with particular expertise in the analysis of LC-MS proteomics and transcriptomics data. Well-versed in taking a problem in the language of biology and finding the appropriate computational solution.
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/w-max-alexander/
Email: [email protected]
There will be plenty of 20-year-olds where you transfer, and no one will care what year you technically are. Don’t worry about that. College is not like high school.
As other commenters have noted, the big question is whether you want to spend the extra time in school (and spend the extra money for the extra time - college debt is serious business!) But you know your own situation best, and an extra couple years of classes can be spent profitably if you’re thoughtful about how you use them.
But, here’s another possibility to consider- finish undergrad at your current place, and then go for a Master’s degree at the more prestigious school? It’s an extra two years in either case, and then you have a whole postgraduate degree as well.