About

Gabriel Abud is a highly skilled software engineer with extensive experience in fullstack engineering and bioinformatics. Currently, he is employed at Facebook as a Software Engineer, where he has been working for an impressive 8.62 years. Gabriel has also worked in other reputable companies such as Tempo Automation and Pivot Bio, where he held senior software engineer and bioinformatics software engineer positions, respectively. At Tempo Automation, Gabriel worked on Python (Django), Typescript (React/Redux), and PostgreSQL applications to manage internal processes, including automation of circuit board assembly and automated quoting. He introduced a frontend testing framework using Cypress and Jest/React Testing Library and worked on a circuit board visualizer to streamline defect detection and machine programming (React/Typescript, Django). Gabriel also developed an application in Python (FastAPI) and Typescript (React) to version control files for hardware engineer processes. At Pivot Bio, Gabriel built reusable bioinformatic pipelines to process NGS data (RNA-seq, whole genome sequencing, variant calling), including long and short read sequencing data, using Nextflow, Python, Docker, and open source tools. He migrated long-running computational pipelines to AWS Batch and helped develop internal LIMS (Ruby/Rails) and data warehouse (Python/Django). Gabriel also built applications to process data from lab assays using web frameworks (Flask, Django, and React) and ETL pipelines for storing lab and genomic data into internal data warehouse using Airflow. He implemented data sharing practices with external providers. Gabriel has a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology from The College of Wooster, which he obtained in 2014. Gabriel's technical skills include Software Engineering, Typescript, Python, Django, test, Redux, Frontend, Data Warehouse, AWS, Apache Airflow, Docker, ETL, Flask, and Web. Gabriel is an outstanding software engineer, and his experience in fullstack engineering and bioinformatics makes him a valuable asset to any organization.