Nicholas Erho
Bioinformatics Engineer, GenomeDx
I graduated from TWU in 2007 with a Bachelors of Science. Although I started my acedemic career with Biology as a major, after I took my first Computer Science course I knew my calling in life was to develop software so I quickly switched my major to Computing Science, with Biology as a minor.
Canada is my country of origin and my current home. I could not have asked for a more beautiful country in which to have been raised.
I often program just for fun, solving interesting computer science problems like the ones found on Project Euler. Other times I code with more purpose in mind, building useful software.
In 2010 I completed my Masters of Science at Simon Fraser University. Focusing my research in the area of Bioinformatics, I developed a novel RNA gene discovery algorithm.
GenomeDx Bioscience Inc. has employed me as a Bioinformatics Engineer since April 2011. My main role involves building statistical software for microarray analysis.
I enjoy back country camping and hiking.
I play outlaw paintball on weekends.
Since a young child, I have loved trains.
I am privilaged to do scientific research for a living, as science has always been a passion of mine.
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