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David Yarmosh Jr. has experience in bioinformatics, database management, and chemistry. He received an MS in Bioinformatics from NYU Tandon School of Engineering and a BS in Chemistry from SUNY Geneseo. Currently he works as a Database Analyst at Augusta Health Hospital where he maintains databases, trains users, and interfaces with vendors. He also interned at UVA where he optimized sequence alignments and was mentored by Dr. Ratan.
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