Summary
Nicholas Brown is a senior software engineer with over a decade of hands-on experience building scalable, user-centered systems at the intersection of healthcare, research, and technology. Based in Concord, MA, he architects full-stack and distributed solutions at Harvard Medical School while also leading technical work at Uphill New England, blending academic rigor with product-focused delivery. His career includes major contributions to foundational open-source biomedical platforms—i2b2, SHRINE, and Profiles—that enable multi-site research and clinical data integration while preserving privacy. Comfortable with data integration, health IT standards, and complex workflows, he translates clinical and research requirements into production-grade software that improves scientific collaboration and care. Trained at the University of Oxford (MEng, First Class), he pairs deep engineering discipline with a passion for open science and practical impact.
12 years of coding experience
6 years of employment as a software developer
Master of Engineering (MEng), Engineering and Computer Science, First Class Honours, Master of Engineering (MEng), Engineering and Computer Science, First Class Honours at University of Oxford