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Name | Justin Jasper |
Label | Computational Biologist, AI Researcher |
jtjasper@stanford.edu | |
Phone | (770) 480-8093 |
Url | https://justinjasper.github.io |
Summary | Deeply passionate about leveraging the intersection of computational biology and machine learning to tackle complex challenges in biomedical research and development. |
Work
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06.2024 - Present Computational Biology Intern - MITRE Corporation
Mclean, Virginia
- Developed automation software to optimize high-throughput training and fine-tuning processes for open-source large language models (LLMs).
- Developed an LLM-driven retrieval augmented generation system to extract and summarize key insights from complex scientific literature, streamlining knowledge access for synthetic biology workflows (Used scientific python, LangChain, LlamaIndex, Kubernetes).
- Developed the BioNet Domain-Specific Language, an open-source programming language designed to enable extensive scaling of synthetic biology experiments and industrial workflows.
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12.2022 - 12.2023 Co-Founder, CEO - Omniwear AI
Palo Alto, California
- Led the development of a cutting-edge B2B virtual try-on platform for e-commerce powered by computer vision and generative AI, catering specifically to the D2C retail clothing sector.
- Spearheaded the B2B growth strategy, successfully acquiring early customer brands. Notably, secured partnerships with a retail giant valued at over $1 billion and a retailer valued at around $250 million
- Established and maintained direct communication channels with corporate executives, ensuring seamless collaboration and addressing clients' unique needs and concerns.
- Participated in Launchpad (Stanford’s premier graduate accelerator) Spring ‘23 and Entrepreneur First’s NYC unicorn training program.
Education
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01.2025 - 06.2026 Palo Alto, CA
M.S. Computer Science - Artificial Intelligence
Stanford University
- Artificial Intelligence: Principles and Techniques
- Translational Bioinformatics
- Computational Biology: Structure and Organization of Biomolecules and Cells
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09.2021 - 06.2025 Palo Alto, CA
B.S. Bioengineering
Stanford University
- Biochemistry & Molecular Biology
- Physical Biology of Cells
- Systems Physiology and Design
- Fundamentals for Engineering Biology Lab
- Biomedical System Prototyping Lab
Skills
Computational | |
Languages: Python, C++, C, MATLAB, UNIX | |
Frameworks: TensorFlow, LangChain, LlamaIndex, Scikit-learn | |
Libraries: Numpy, Pandas, OpenCV | |
AI/ML: Deep Learning, Bayesian Statistics, LLM Training & Deployment |
Wet Lab | |
Cell Cultures: Mammalian Cell Cultures, Bacterial Cultures | |
Molecular Biology Techniques: PCR, Gel Electrophoresis, Transfections | |
Analytical Techniques: Chromatography, Cell Blotting, Flow Cytometry |
Languages
English | |
Native speaker |
Spanish | |
Proficient |
Projects
- 03.2024 - 03.2024
CV Image Processing for CT and Ultrasound-based Tumor Detection
- Developed a computer vision pipeline for lung CT scans using Python and OpenCV.
- Achieved high accuracy in tumor segmentation using an Attention U-Net model.
- Implemented K-means clustering for lung tissue classification.
- 01.2025 - 01.2025
CV Image Processing for Meal Nutritional Analysis
- Developed a computer vision (CV)-based web application that detects and classifies food items from user-uploaded images.
- Trained a ResNet18 convolutional neural network model on a Food image dataset from Kaggle (using Tensorflow).
- Implemented an object detection pipeline to localize and identify food items before classification.
- Built a full-stack web interface using HTML (frontend) and a Python Flask backend to allow users to upload images for real-time food classification.
- 12.2024 - 12.2024
Computational Analysis of NMDA Receptor Antagonist Binding for Chronic Pain Therapeutics
- Investigated the molecular interactions between NMDA receptor antagonists and their binding sites using molecular docking simulations with SwissDock and AutoDock Vina.
- Designed and optimized docking workflows, refining model parameters to maximize accuracy in predicting ligand-receptor interactions.
- Quantified binding affinities to assess antagonist efficacy, providing computational insights for drug repurposing in chronic pain management.
- 02.2024 - 02.2024
Custom Heap Allocator (Memory Management & Systems Programming)
- Designed and implemented a custom heap allocator in C, featuring both implicit and explicit free lists for dynamic memory allocation.
- Optimized memory utilization and allocation efficiency by integrating block coalescing, splitting, and best-fit/free-list strategies.
- Implemented a custom malloc, free, realloc, and calloc, improving memory allocation speed and fragmentation handling.
- 05.2023 - 05.2023
Synthetic Biosensor Development for Pathogen Detection
- Engineered a novel biosensor using SynNotch receptors for Salmonella detection.
- Optimized receptor expression using flow cytometry and Western blotting.
- Utilized PCR, gel electrophoresis, and mammalian cell cultures.