Summary
Andrew Rzepiela is a Lead Data Scientist based in Zurich with eight years of experience applying mathematical modeling, machine learning, and large-scale computing to biological imaging and omics data. At ETH Zürich he drives data-analysis projects for ScopeM, builds HPC and virtualization solutions for image analysis, and leads funded research into image generation and denoising for cryo-electron microscopy. His background spans stochastic simulation of protein dynamics, single-cell and high-throughput sequencing analysis, and multi-scale molecular dynamics from a PhD in Computational and Theoretical Chemistry. He combines academic rigor—evidenced by SNF and Novartis-backed projects and successful PhD/postdoc supervision—with hands-on engineering for translational bio-med applications. Notably, he bridges physics-based modeling and modern ML approaches to tackle noise reduction and realistic image synthesis in microscopy, enabling both client-driven and exploratory research.
8 years of coding experience
11 years of employment as a software developer
PhD Computational and Theoretical Chemistry, PhD Computational and Theoretical Chemistry at University of Groningen
M.Sc. Computational Chemistry Biophysics, M.Sc. Computational Chemistry Biophysics at Jagiellonian University
English, Polish, German