Summary
Hien-haw Liow is a software developer at Google with eight years of experience who brings a PhD-level foundation in mathematics and computational modeling to production software. His background spans statistical modeling, machine learning, bioinformatics and linguistics, with hands-on research in gene network inference, RNA-Seq analysis, and Bayesian approaches developed during graduate work at Washington University in St. Louis. He combines rigorous quantitative training with practical engineering at scale, translating complex data-analysis workflows into robust software solutions. Comfortable teaching and mentoring from his TA experience, he also has a track record of peer-reviewing bioinformatics preprints and building reproducible pipelines for genomic data. Based in New York, he is adaptable to interdisciplinary teams that bridge research and product engineering. A detail that sets him apart is his ability to move seamlessly between theoretical model development and the data-wrangling realities of genome-scale analytics.
9 years of coding experience
5 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor's degree, Computational Mathematics, 3.72, Bachelor's degree, Computational Mathematics, 3.72 at University of Science and Technology of China
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Mathematics, 3.75, Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Mathematics, 3.75 at Washington University in St. Louis
Japanese, Chinese, Chinese, Chinese, Hebrew, Italian