Amr Abouelleil

A former boss once described me as her "Swiss-Army Knife", a description I've taken to heart. My education and career have taken me far and wide: Before becoming a software engineer in 2015, I spent 13 years as a bioinformatics analyst working on the Human Genome Project, Human Microbiome Project, and several smaller genomic sequencing initiatives. I also spent several years pursuing a fiction writing career that led me to my software engineering career (ask me how).
The combination of psychology and counseling education, a previous career in a scientific and analytical discipline, and my current career as a software and data engineer makes me who I am today: a empathetic staff data engineer with a software engineering mindset.

So what does that mean for you? It means I provide a kind and safe space for you to talk about and get advice about anything at all, be it struggles in your current workplace, guidance on crafting your resume and searching for a job, or making the transition to a software engineering career as I did.

If it sounds like I can be of service to you, don't hesitate to reach out.