N Harms is a Ph.D. chemical engineer turned computational chemistry and ML practitioner with nine years of experience building research software and data-driven drug discovery pipelines. He founded Harms Informatics to consult at the intersection of chemistry, software engineering, and AI after senior data science roles at Valo and multiple startups where he engineered reproducible Dockerized ML tooling and large-scale AWS pipelines. His work spans production-grade Python packages, GPU-accelerated modeling, and orchestration of DEL-ML workflows that processed millions of predictions and enabled hundreds of compound orders. An academic developer by training, he led AutoTST and database-backed web tools at Northeastern, shipping HPC schedulers and chemistry databases used to calculate and validate thousands of reaction rates. He combines rigorous experimental and computational chemistry knowledge with practical software engineering—often turning complex scientific workflows into maintainable, versioned pipelines.
9 years of coding experience
9 years of employment as a software developer
Chemical Engineering, Biochemical Processes, Chemical Engineering, Biochemical Processes at Oregon State University
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Chemical Engineering, Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Chemical Engineering at Northeastern University
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