Mohamed Helmy is an interdisciplinary research scientist and adjunct professor with over a decade of experience at the intersection of systems biology, computational biology, and bioinformatics, currently working on vaccinology and infectious disease research in Saskatoon. He has led multi-omics and proteogenomics projects across academia and industry—developing GeneCloudOmics, multiple public databases, and novel methods such as “Once-Proteogenomics”—and has secured substantial grant funding and seed awards for alternative protein research. As a founder of a bioinformatics consultancy and former head of bioinformatics at BenchSci, he combines hands-on data engineering and pipeline design with team leadership that scaled a 3M+ product biological reagents database. His work spans mass-spectrometry proteomics, cancer genomics, and applied systems biology for food and vaccine innovation, reflecting both deep technical skill and practical productization experience. Colleagues describe him as a persistent mentor and organizer who turns complex datasets into reusable tools and resources that accelerate research impact.
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