Summary
Hermes Paraqindes is a bioinformatics scientist based in the Greater Lyon area with eight years of experience bridging computational analysis and cancer research. He holds a PhD and a Master's in bioinformatics and has progressed from RNA-seq analyst roles to postdoctoral research and industry work at ADLIN Science. His expertise spans pipeline development, transcriptomic and splicing analyses (including U12 gene investigations on GTEx), and automation of reproducible workflows for large-scale RNA-seq projects. Comfortable in both academic and applied settings, he has delivered insights on gene expression heterogeneity across tissues and translated research methods into production-ready analyses. Known for combining rigorous molecular biology grounding with practical software-driven solutions, he often surfaces subtle patterns in splicing and intron retention that others miss. Fluent in French research environments, he brings a pragmatic, data-first approach to bioinformatics challenges.
8 years of coding experience
Master, Bio-Informatique Moléculaire: Méthodes & Analyses, Master, Bio-Informatique Moléculaire: Méthodes & Analyses at Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1
English, French, albanais, Italian