SciLifeLab
SciLifeLab is a centre for life sciences in Sweden. It's a collaboration between four Swedish universities (Stockholm Univeristy, Karolinska Institute, KTH, Uppsala University).
May 2014 - May 2022
I worked at the National Genomics Infrastructure (NGI), a technology platform at SciLifeLab offering genomics as a service to researchers across Sweden and abroad.
The NGI is a world-class centre and I was lucky to work with development of cutting edge library preparation, sequencing and bioinformatics methods during my time there.
Positions held
I worked at the NGI for eight years and held a range of different positions, working with bioinformatics, software engineering and management.
I worked witihn the Genomics Applications Development facility in Stockholm. The group develops and scales up new computation analyses and lab protocols for next-generation sequencing data in collaboration with users across Sweden.
Team leader for bioinformatics development at the NGI, a new position and team. We developed exciting new tools and techniques for the processing and analysis of next-generation sequencing data.
I managed a team of 8-12 people and was responsible for recruitment, strategy and direction - both in the lab and in data analysis. I was heavily involved in the running of the larger NGI infrastructure, co-writing grants and reports.
Bioinformatician and systems developer. As deputy head of facility, I helped the head of the facility in running the group when they were busy or unavailable.
I am developed new analysis techniques and pipelines for next-generation sequencing data, as well as doing custom analysis in collaboration with users.
