Wei Yue L.

As a final-year PhD researcher specializing in Metabolic dysfunction-Associated Steatotic Liver Disease (MASLD) and biomarker discovery, I bring a robust blend of advanced computational analysis, rigorous scientific writing, and meticulous data management to my freelance projects. With a proven track record of published systematic reviews and successful grant acquisitions, I excel at translating complex data into actionable insights and high-quality deliverables. Beyond my core biomedical expertise, I possess extensive corporate data quality experience and full professional fluency in four languages, allowing me to tackle multidisciplinary projects with a high degree of precision and cross-cultural competence. Core Competencies & Freelance Services: 🔬 Bioinformatics & Computational Biology Proficient in single-cell sequencing analysis, molecular docking, and molecular dynamics. Experienced in analyzing key genetic variants (e.g., PNPLA3, TM6SF2) to develop polygenic risk scores for disease stratification. In-depth knowledge of in vitro cell culture, microRNA (miR) mechanisms in Acute Myeloid Leukemia (AML), and applied microbiology. ✍️ Medical Writing & Scientific Research Extensive experience conducting and publishing rigorous systematic reviews. Strong background in grant writing, project management, and clinical research coordination (including patient recruitment for HIV infectious disease clinics). Currently serving as Co-Investigator on multiple funded MASLD research projects. 📊 Data Curation & Quality Assurance Former Veeva Data Curator promoted to Quality Controller. I bring a sharp eye for detail, ensuring strict compliance, high-standard data governance, and flawless quality control for enterprise datasets. 🌐 Multilingual Translation, Consulting & Tutoring Highly proficient in English, Mandarin Chinese, Malay, and Japanese. Experienced language educator (Chinese and Japanese) with strong cross-cultural communication skills, previously demonstrated by facilitating real estate transactions for Japanese expatriates.