Hey, I’m Olivia. I work in public health, writing HPC C/C++ with data analysis in R and Python. In my current role, I help maintain software behind ForeSITE and UT-NEDSS (EpiTrax), and work in network-driven speculative outbreak analysis and prediction.
On the academic side, I’ve presented research on the recurence of ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS) at the American Association for Cancer Research’s (AACR) annual conference in Chicago (2025). I’ve also done statistical analysis and modeling work for other research groups in the cancer research field, and have been included in their work.
Outside of work, I songwrite, and (used to) play guitar. I enjoy running, hiking, and camping. I’d love to get back into backcountry skiing, if it weren’t so expensive!
I am currently an honors student at the University of Utah, pursuing a dual undergraduate degree in computer science and molecular biology.
You can find me on SourceHut and GitHub. I’m also on Stack Overflow, and sometimes talk on the orange site.