Dabrick Brill

Background

About Dabrick Brill

My work focuses on the development of software tools to assist in biochemical and pharmaceutical research. I've developed software tools for research in microbiomics, peptide-protein interfaces, bioinformatics, pharmacokinetics, and computational chemistry. My current position involves working with scientists to design and implement software products that assist with their research. I've helped Roche centralize decades of pharmacokinetics data in preparation for machine learning along with creating scientist-facing tools that allow new data to be frictionlessly incorporated and prepared for filing for the FDA. I have been programming since I was a teenager - I went to C++ camp at age 13. I've lead teams of programmers to implement software for major corporations, universities on three continents, and one tech startup. At that startup I was the architect and lead programmer of a web-facing software tool that had contracts with several major research universities, including the University of Southern California and the University of South Florida.