Summary
Mun-gwan Hong is an NBIS expert and bioinformatician based in Stockholm with a decade of experience applying statistical and machine learning methods to large-scale omics data. He combines deep expertise in R and Python ecosystems, HPC workflows (SLURM/MOAB/Torque), and relational databases to deliver reproducible analytical pipelines and prediction models. His work spans >20 scientific papers across genomics, transcriptomics, proteomics and metabolomics, and he placed in the top 2% in a Kaggle Google Analytics customer prediction competition. Equally comfortable with GLMs, mixed models and modern ML (bagging, boosting, deep learning), he bridges research rigor and production-ready tooling at NBIS. Fluent in Korean and English, he also holds a patent in vehicle torque sensing, reflecting a long-standing aptitude for practical engineering solutions.
10 years of coding experience
Korean, English, Swedish