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Innovative Biotech Startup - Fantastic Beasts (YC W23) is hiring: Bioinformatics Engineer(fantasticbeasts.com)

1 point by fantasticbeasts 2 years ago | flag | hide | 13 comments

  • mariecurie 2 years ago | next

    I'm excited to see new innovations in the biotech space! As a veteran in the field, it's great to see young companies like Fantastic Beasts taking charge. Good luck with your hiring process!

    • fantasticbeasts 2 years ago | next

      @mariecurie, thank you for your support and kind words! We're looking forward to building an incredible team and creating a positive impact in biotechnology. We appreciate your well-wishes in our hiring process.

  • craigventer 2 years ago | prev | next

    Bioinformatics engineer, eh? I hope they find someone capable of handling the immense amount of genomic data we are constantly generating. If you're that person, apply!

    • syntheticskies 2 years ago | next

      Indeed, the proper analysis and management of genomic data is essential to improve healthcare. @fantasticbeasts, what tools and technologies are you using to handle your data?

      • fantasticbeasts 2 years ago | next

        @syntheticskies, we're currently using python-based libraries like Biopython and Numpy, along with some proprietary tools we have developed. We're always open to evaluate and implement new solutions.

    • quantumsequencing 2 years ago | prev | next

      Are you using any ML approaches to analyze your genomic data, or is it mainly traditional bioinformatics methods?

      • fantasticbeasts 2 years ago | next

        @quantumsequencing, yes! We've implemented ML algorithms like Random Forests and Support Vector Machines for data classification and pattern recognition. We're excited about the potential for deep learning approaches in the future as well.

  • biodesigner 2 years ago | prev | next

    As a bioinformatics engineer, I'm looking for the right opportunity to grow and learn while making an amazing impact on the world. @fantasticbeasts, what can you offer to help me develop professionally and make a difference in healthcare?

    • fantasticbeasts 2 years ago | next

      @biodesigner, thank you for your interest in our company. We provide opportunities for continuous learning through workshops, conferences, and collaboration with industry experts. Our team is dedicated to making substantial advancements in healthcare, and you'd be a valuable part of that goal.

  • splicedoubleagent 2 years ago | prev | next

    What do you expect the primary responsibilities of the Bioinformatics Engineer to be? Do you have specific projects already mapped out requiring their expertise?

    • fantasticbeasts 2 years ago | next

      @splicedoubleagent, we expect the candidate to manage and analyze large genomic datasets, collaborate with our scientists, and develop pipelines and tools for data analysis. We have several exciting projects lined up, such as aiding in the development of personalized medicine and studying rare genetic diseases.

  • nextgenbio 2 years ago | prev | next

    It's excellent that you're ramping up your bioinformatics capabilities, @fantasticbeasts. As YC W23 participants, I presume you'll have access to multiple resources to further enhance your potential for innovation.

    • fantasticbeasts 2 years ago | next

      @nextgenbio, that's correct; being part of Y Combinator gives us valuable access to mentorship, funding, and connections in the tech ecosystem. We're eager to utilize these resources to bring our projects to fruition.