LabKey
Adam Rauch has a strong background in software development and product strategy. Adam started their career as a Group Program Manager at Microsoft in 1989 and held this role until 2000. In 2003, they joined the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center as a Senior Scientific Programmer, where they played a key role in the development of CPAS, a computational proteomics analysis system. Adam worked on various aspects of data processing, management, and analysis for high throughput proteomics experiments. In 2005, Adam joined LabKey as the Director of Product Development. Adam was responsible for the design, development, testing, documentation, and release of LabKey Server, an open-source software used by scientists to organize, analyze, and share biomedical research data. In 2016, they were promoted to Vice President of Product Strategy at LabKey.
Adam Rauch earned a Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in Computer Science from Northwestern University, where they attended from 1985 to 1989. Prior to their university studies, Adam Rauch completed their secondary education at Berea High School.
LabKey
The LabKey team helps biomedical research organizations make sense of the flood of complex data produced by modern techniques, from ‘omics to clinical record mining. We develop custom software solutions that enable scientists to integrate, analyze and securely share their data, opening doors to new discoveries and broader collaborations. LabKeysolutions leverage the proven, supported foundation of the LabKey Server open source platform. Our open-source approach helps NIH dollars go further -- software improvements freely benefit all users. LabKey Software was founded in 2005 by experienced engineering professionals from leading, Seattle-area software companies. Our growing team delights in collaborating with life scientists and speeding the pace of discovery