Brian Aevermann

Principle Technical Program Manager @ Biohub

About

Experienced Bioinformatics Analyst with a demonstrated history of working in the biotechnology industry. Strong research professional skilled in Biotechnology, Cell Culture, Life Sciences, Microscopy, and Genomics. Research focus on single cell genomics with an emphasis of sc/snRNA-seq data processing and analysis including novel analysis methods development using machine learning, cell type determination, and ontology development.

Country

United States

City

Spring Valley

Industry

Biotechnology

Skill

Molecular Biology, Western Blotting, Cell Biology, DNA, Research, Bioinformatics, Tissue Culture, Life Sciences, Cell Culture, Biochemistry, Biotechnology, PCR, Microscopy, Genomics, Sequencing, qPCR, Genetics, Protein Chemistry

Experience

Principle Technical Program Manager

Biohub

2026-3 - Present · 7 mos

Data Manager, Single-Cell Biology

Chan Zuckerberg Initiative

2021-10 - 2026-5 · 4 yrs 8 mos

Redwood City, California, United States

Senior Bioinformatics Analyst

J. Craig Venter Institute

2012-10 - 2021-10 · 9 yrs 1 mo

Greater San Diego Area

Research focus on single cell genomics, specifically processing of single cell / single nuclei RNAseq data from raw-reads to downstream analysis including development of novel machine learning methods and ontology development.

Research Specialist

Cibus LLC

2009-9 - 2012-10 · 3 yrs 2 mos

http://www.cibus.com/

Research Associate (Contract)

aTyr Pharma

2008-6 - 2009-2 · 9 mos

Biologics Research [Tissue culture/ Cell based assays/ Western blots]

Research Assistant II

Oregon Health & Science University

2007-2 - 2008-5 · 1 yr 4 mos

MMI Core facility. [Sequencing/ Oligo synthesis/ live 4-channel deconvolution microscopy]

Education

San Diego State University

Cellular and Molecular Biology

2003 - 2006 · 3 yrs

Dissertation titled “Duplication and Retention of the Small Heat Shock Protein Family in Caenorhabditis elegans and Caenorhabditis briggsae.” Presented poster at the Society for Molecular Biology and Evolution (SMBE) May 24-28 2006.