Oleksandra Zatserklyana Indianapolis, IN 618-***-****
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Bioinformatician with M.S. degree proficient in application of bioinformatics software and tools
Skilled in Python and R programming for bioinformatics tasks and large datasets
EDUCATION
Master of Science, Southern Illinois University Carbondale, Bioinformatics, 2015
B.S., Northern Illinois University, Biological Sciences, 2009
Certificate, Coursera Johns Hopkins University, Algorithms for Genomic Sequencing, 2021
Certificate, EDX IsraelX GaBI, Essentials of Genomics, 2020
Certificate, EDX UC San Diego, Introduction to Genomic Data Science, 2019
Certificate, EDX Harvard University, Using Python for Research, 2018
Certificate, EDX Introduction to Python, 2017
SKILLS
Bioinformatics: Analysis, VCFtools, PLINK Software, Genome Build Conversion Tools, Gene and Chromosome Annotation, GenBank, Alignment Tools, Galaxy Software, Genome Assembly
Python: Algorithms, Data Processing Pipelines, Troubleshooting
WORK EXPERIENCE
Bioinformatics Analyst, Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis July 2022-December 2022
Studied genomics data from the Parkinson’s Progressive Markers Initiative study
Used VCFtools and PLINK software to pull out gene and chromosome data from large datasets
Annotated VCFtools output files using Annovar annotation software
All tasks were performed on High Performance Computing under Linux environment
Used cloud server for memory-intensive jobs
COVID-19 Career Break 2020-2022
Successfully completed qualification round of Bioinformatics Competition 2021
Reworked thesis data analysis using Python programming approach
Analyzed SARS-CoV-2 virus and genomics data using Galaxy software
Extended my bioinformatics skills. Took specialized courses on EDX and Coursera
Production Technician, Bay Photo 2016-2020
Worked on all stages of preparation of different types of orders, performed quality control checks
Graduate Research Assistant, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, IL 2010-2015
Analyzed multiple alignments of large sequence tracts for annotation of the Rhg4 locus
Annotated region with 9 genes, submitted the record of the novel sequence to GenBank
Transformed DH5α E. coli bacterial cells with plasmid DNA and created library of plasmids containing protein of interest
PUBLICATIONS
Zatserklyana O and Lightfoot DA (2017) Additional Polymorphisms Linked to Soybean Cyst Nematode Resistance At The Rhg4 locus. Atlas Journal of Biology
CONFERENCES ATTENDED
Chromatin and Epigenetic Regulation of Transcription 2011
Genomes of Animals and Plants Virtual Conference 2021