Summary
Menachem Sklarz is a computational biologist and lecturer with nine years of professional experience building bioinformatics infrastructure and teaching practical data-analysis courses in both Hebrew and English. He has led genomics and bioinformatics at Equinom, creating databases and a software framework that supported genomic breeding, and developed NeatSeq-Flow, a Python package for automating high-throughput sequencing workflows. His technical strengths span NGS analysis (RNA-seq, ChIP-seq, metagenomics), statistical modeling in R/Bioconductor, database design and data engineering, grounded by a PhD in microbiology and mathematical wastewater treatment. Comfortable bridging academia and industry, he repeatedly translates complex biological problems into reproducible pipelines and teachable curricula. Notably, his background combines hands-on software development from early Visual C++ projects to modern Python/R tooling, giving him rare depth across computational, experimental and educational domains.
9 years of coding experience
6 years of employment as a software developer
Netiv Meir High School
Masters, Mathematical Biology, Masters, Mathematical Biology at Bar-Ilan University
PhD, Microbiology and mathematics of wastewater treatment, PhD, Microbiology and mathematics of wastewater treatment at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev
English, Hebrew