John Greene

John Greene is a Lecturer in the Center for Biotechnology Education at Johns Hopkins University’s Advanced Academic Programs, where he has served as Adjunct Faculty for over 20 years. His career spans 25+ years in bioinformatics and biomedical informatics, with leadership roles at Booz Allen Hamilton, General Dynamics IT, and Human Genome Sciences.

• SB in Life Sciences from MIT
• PhD in Genetics from Harvard University
• Professional Certificate in Information Systems from George Washington University

Specializing in computational biology and genomics, Dr. Greene has contributed to critical projects like the TCGA Data Coordinating Center and NIH’s cloud-based data infrastructure for biomedical research. His expertise bridges molecular biology, data science, and agile project management.

Scientific awards include the 2017 Bio-IT World Best Practices Awards (Judges’ Choice) for the BRICS project at NIH. He has authored 25 peer-reviewed papers and three book chapters, though specific titles are not provided in this profile.

Dr. Greene’s leadership roles include Executive Advisor, Bioinformatics at Booz Allen Hamilton, where he focuses on life sciences and biomedical informatics for NIH, FDA, and CDC. He holds certifications as a ScrumMaster and Scaled Agile Framework Product Manager/Product Owner.