Background: BMath in Combinatorics & Optimization, SM in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

Michal joined Princeton Research Computing in 2021 after five years working as a Research Software Engineer at Oregon Health & Science University, where his primary project involved studying the application of machine learning models to better understand the impacts of mutations commonly implicated in tumorigenesis. This involved implementing novel methods for representing the taxonomies of mutations present in cancer cohorts, as well as developing software for deploying and consolidating thousands of classification models on a high-performance compute cluster. His present work focuses on optimizing and maintaining software for reconstructing 3D molecular structures from cryogenic microscopy experiments.