Summary
Matthew Jobin is a Lead Bioinformatics Computational Engineer with a PhD and roughly two decades of experience building high-performance tools for genomics, population genetics, and NGS analysis. He has led production pipelines and custom tooling across academia and industry—from ancient DNA population studies and MRD detection to GWAS, inbreeding analysis, and breed classification—often combining deep learning, Rust for high-speed parsing, and scalable AWS deployments. Known for translating wet-lab needs into robust software, he has integrated LIMS, automated complex workflows, and developed imputation and haplogroup-calling tools used in published population-genetics work. Based in California, he brings a rare mix of hands-on lab experience and systems engineering, and has a track record of shipping reproducible, research-grade pipelines that bridge computational rigor with practical lab workflows.
10 years of coding experience
14 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Physical and Biological Anthropology, Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Physical and Biological Anthropology at Stanford University