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There are two areas where you can jump in more easily with a CS/software background. Many companies are building informatics/analysis pipelines. That’s likely
by bbgm 7y ago
There are two areas where you can jump in more easily with a CS/software background. Many companies are building informatics/analysis pipelines. That’s likely closer to what you know and you can pick up enough biology along the way.
Alternatively there’s a lot of algorithm/classifier development you could jump into.
It’s usually easier going the other way though. Biology is a complex beast.
- bbgm 7y agoTo be more specific, the first company I worked at had three co-founders; an algorithms person, a functional biology expert, and someone with experience in building software teams. The first two came from academia.
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