Robbie Uvanni
About Robbie Uvanni
Robbie Uvanni is a Software Engineer currently employed at DNAnexus since 2021. He has previous experience in various roles, including internships at FireEye, High Fidelity, and AMC Technology, as well as a research position at Virginia Commonwealth University.
Work at DNAnexus
Robbie Uvanni has been employed at DNAnexus as a Software Engineer since 2021. This role is based in Mountain View, California. Uvanni contributes to the development and enhancement of software solutions that facilitate genomic data analysis and management. His work supports the company's mission to accelerate biomedical research through cloud-based data sharing and collaboration.
Previous Experience at FireEye, Inc.
Robbie Uvanni worked at FireEye, Inc. in two capacities. Initially, he served as a Security Engineering Intern for three months in 2016, where he was involved in research and design activities in Milpitas, California. Later, he returned to FireEye as a Software Engineer from 2019 to 2020 for one year, continuing to develop his expertise in cybersecurity software solutions.
Internship at High Fidelity, Inc.
In 2017, Robbie Uvanni completed a three-month internship as a VR Software Engineering Intern at High Fidelity, Inc. in San Francisco, California. During this internship, he focused on developing virtual reality applications, gaining valuable experience in immersive technology and software development.
Education and Expertise
Robbie Uvanni earned a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science from Virginia Commonwealth University, completing his studies from 2014 to 2018. His academic background provided a solid foundation in software engineering principles and practices, which he has applied throughout his professional career.
Research Experience at Virginia Commonwealth University
Before entering the software engineering field, Robbie Uvanni worked as an Undergraduate Researcher at Virginia Commonwealth University from 2014 to 2015 for six months. This role involved engaging in research projects that contributed to his understanding of computer science and software development.