Gabriel Ostroski

Researched and analyzed genomes of fungi of the class Dothideomycetes, developed Python scripts to streamline database searches, produced tables and charts, and analyzed commercial use of species.

Provided user support for UFPR's virtual learning environment, implemented accessibility improvements on websites, hosted courses for teachers, and co-produced support material on technology fundamentals.

Conducted research and analysis of the genomes of fungi of the genus Phyllosticta, comparing results with biological databases and using platforms such as Galaxy Server, MEGA Software, BioEdit, and Artemis.

Provided support for the Linx Seta Digital system, handled help desk tickets, maintained computers, managed network and access, configured internet, Wi-Fi, printers, and corporate email accounts, and backed up business-critical data.

Received and stored products in the stockroom, and controlled inventory by registering, updating, and modifying product records through the internal system. Earned a promotion to the IT department through innovative ideas that improved product transfer processes.

Pursuing a degree in Biomedical Informatics with coursework in computing, algorithms, software development, and applications for healthcare and biology.