Sebastian Ruano is a research-focused data scientist and bioinformatician with six years of experience applying network science, deep learning, and software engineering to multi-omics and cheminformatics problems. Based in Copenhagen and currently at DTU Biosustain, he develops open-source Python toolchains (VueGen, VueCore, ACore) that automate multi-omics reporting and visualization and contributed to a peer-reviewed Bioinformatics Advances publication. His work spans building knowledge graphs for wastewater microbiomes (MicW2Graph) to large-scale biodiversity data curation and ML classifiers used in a Proceedings B study, showing an uncommon blend of ecological and molecular-scale projects. An active member and leader in open-science communities, he bridges reproducible research practices with production-ready tooling, often turning exploratory analyses into reusable software.
6 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
Master of Science - MS, Systems Biology, Master of Science - MS, Systems Biology at Maastricht University
Bachelor of Engineering - BE, Biotechnology, Bachelor of Engineering - BE, Biotechnology at Universidad San Francisco de Quito
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