Primarily, Kamila is a wet laboratory biologist with an undergraduate degree in biological sciences from Nazarbayev University, Kazakhstan. For almost four years, she has been involved in the research of Central Asian genome variation and after some time, she continued her education online in bioinformatics at UC San Diego. Currently, she is pursuing involvement within a dry-lab setting. In the near future, she plans to participate in computationally driven projects in the aging/longevity field.

As an Ageless Researcher intern, her goal is to deliver reports to help disseminate the discussion and learn. She also volunteers as a biomarker specialist at the Aging Analytics Agency. As a biomarker specialist, she is learning about the emerging and existing biomarkers utilized in the aging/longevity field.