Matt Marshall

Matthew Marshall is a senior bioinformatics and technology consultant with over a decade of experience bridging complex scientific, technical, and public health domains. He specializes in designing and implementing bioinformatics workflows, managing large-scale software systems, and resolving compatibility issues in production environments. Matt has led full-stack development and cloud-based deployments for genomic data pipelines and laboratory information management systems (LIMS) supporting infectious disease surveillance at the national level. His work spans experimental design, ecological modeling, QTL and population genetics, and NGS-based biomarker discovery for cancer diagnostics. He is also a skilled communicator and educator, with a strong background in instructional design, having taught learners from elementary school to graduate-level researchers. Beyond bioinformatics, Matt has built and managed websites and intranet platforms, trained teams in Agile development, and authored grant proposals and documentation that drive cross-functional collaboration and innovation. He currently supports national respiratory virus surveillance efforts at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Matt earned a B.S. in Biology with a minor in Chemistry from St. John Fisher College. Matt completed his Masters degree in Biology, and his PhD in Environmental Health Science from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro.