Duy Pham is a senior computational biologist with eight years of cross-disciplinary experience applying genomic machine learning and multi-omics software engineering to academic and startup settings. He has held senior roles at the Wellcome Sanger Institute and Cambridge Stem Cell Institute and helped build a C-DIAM platform as a software engineer at Pythia Biosciences, bridging research-grade methods and production-ready tools. Trained with a PhD in Computational Biology from The University of Queensland, he combines deep algorithmic understanding with practical data engineering to deliver reproducible analyses for large-scale single-cell and multi-omics projects. Colleagues value him for translating complex biological questions into scalable pipelines and for moving rapidly between hands-on coding and collaborative lab environments. Based in Cambridge, he brings a global perspective from research and industry in Australia, Vietnam and the UK, and often focuses on making computational workflows more robust and deployable beyond proof-of-concept.
8 years of coding experience
8 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Computational Biology, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Computational Biology at The University of Queensland
Bachelor's degree, Biotechnology and Pharmacology, Bachelor's degree, Biotechnology and Pharmacology at University of Science and Technology of Hanoi - USTH
High School Diploma, Biology, General, High School Diploma, Biology, General at Hung Vuong Gifted Highschool
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