Trenton Hoffman

Trenton Hoffman has a diverse work experience spanning multiple industries. Trenton currently works as a Software Engineer at Elemica, where they focus on backend software development using Scala and Python. Their responsibilities also include working with APIs using AWS Lambda and DynamoDB, as well as implementing CI/CD pipelines with Jenkins and GitHub Actions.

Prior to their current role, Trenton worked at Emory University for several years. Trenton held the position of Senior Data Analyst, where they worked on projects related to Congenital Heart Disease (CHD) and Disorders of Sexual Development (DSD). Trenton played a crucial role in utilizing Machine Learning techniques to identify CHD patients for surveillance purposes. Trenton acted as a translator between clinicians, epidemiologists, and computer science professionals.

While at Emory University, Trenton also worked as a Data Analyst, where they were responsible for acquiring, validating, and analyzing de-identified patient data from contributing partners. Trenton used R, SAS, and SQL for data preparation and analysis. Additionally, they led an effort to improve the flexibility and accessibility of an existing database architecture.

Before their tenure at Emory University, Trenton worked as a Lead Research Specialist at the Malaria Host Pathogen Interaction Center (MaHPIC), where they were responsible for the daily monitoring of malaria-infected Rhesus macaque monkeys. This involved acquiring blood samples for microscopy analysis and managing the processing, inventory, distribution, and tracking of samples.

Their earlier experience includes a role as a Biologist at Aerotek Scientific, where they worked on Molecular Biology projects for Monsanto. Trenton managed a team involved in the screening of transgenic plants and performed various biological techniques such as PCR, protein analysis, microscopy, and immunological techniques.

Overall, Trenton Hoffman's work experience demonstrates their strong technical skills in software development, data analysis, and biological research across different organizations and industries.

Trenton Hoffman's education history is as follows:

From 2019 to 2022, they attended the Georgia Institute of Technology and completed a Master of Science (MS) degree in Computer Science.

In 2018 to 2019, they attended Kennesaw State University and earned a Graduate Certificate in Computer Science Foundations.

Between 2007 and 2010, they studied at Washington University in St. Louis, where they obtained a Master of Arts (M.A.) degree in Biology and Biomedical Science.

From 2002 to 2007, they attended Texas Tech University and completed a Bachelor's Degree in Biology.

Additionally, Trenton Hoffman has several certifications. Trenton completed the following courses and programs:

- Building R Packages from Coursera in June 2017.

- Advanced R Programming from Coursera in April 2017.

- The R Programming Environment from Coursera in April 2017.

- Fundamentals of Computing Specialization from Coursera Verified Certificates in September 2015.

- The Fundamentals of Computing Specialization Capstone Exam from Coursera in September 2015.

- Algorithmic Thinking (Part 2) from Coursera Verified Certificates in August 2015.

- Algorithmic Thinking (Part 1) from Coursera Verified Certificates in July 2015.

- Reproducible Research from Coursera in June 2015.

- Exploratory Data Analysis from Coursera in March 2015.

- Getting and Cleaning Data from Coursera in March 2015.

- R Programming from Coursera in December 2014.

- The Data Scientist's Toolbox from Coursera in December 2014.

- An Introduction to Interactive Programming in Python (Part 1) from Coursera in November 2014.

- An Introduction to Interactive Programming in Python (Part 2) from Coursera in November 2014.

- Principles of Computing from Coursera Verified Certificates in August 2014.

- Microsoft Technology Associate from Microsoft in July 2014.

It is unknown when they completed the CS50x: Harvard - Introduction to Computer Science (Verified) course from edX as the obtained month and year are not provided.