Jacob Hurst

Chief Technology Officer at Etcembly

Oxford, England, United Kingdom
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Jacob Hurst is a CTO and multidisciplinary technology leader with 12 years’ experience applying machine learning to immunology as co-founder of Etcembly, where he leads development of the EMLy™ platform to map T cell repertoires and decode the “Immuniverse.” He combines hands-on computational engineering with domain fluency in biological data to turn large-scale immune sequencing into actionable insights for pandemic response, therapeutics and vaccine design. Based in Oxford, he focuses on bridging experimental scale-ups and production-ready ML tooling, accelerating discovery through lean, deployable systems. Known for recruiting and mentoring polymaths, he pairs technical depth with clear communication to clinicians and researchers, helping translate complex clonotype dynamics into clinical value.
code12 years of coding experience
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Github Skills (58)

flask9
rna-seq8
react8
python8
visualization7
analytics7
apache7
sequencing7
immunology7
distortion7
data-analysis7
data-visualization7
bioinformatics6
data-analytics6
data-science6

Programming languages (6)

TypeScriptRJavaScriptJupyter NotebookKotlinPython

Github contributions (5)

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jacobhurst/definetherain

Jul 2013 - Apr 2014

Contributions:7 commits in 9 months
jacobhurst/corrgram

Feb 2015 - Feb 2015

Contributions:1 push, 1 branch in 1 day
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Jacob Hurst - Chief Technology Officer at Etcembly