Naoto Imamachi
リードソフトウェアエンジニア at Aldagram / KANNA
Greater Tokyo Area Japan
Summary
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Top SchoolNaoto Imamachi is a lead software engineer in the Greater Tokyo Area who blends 12 years of experience across genomics research and production software for healthcare. Trained as a pharmacist-scientist at The University of Tokyo and experienced using supercomputers for genome and gene expression analysis, he moved into systems engineering for diagnostic testing before transitioning to full-stack web development. He builds and maintains Windows and web applications (VB.NET, C#, Java) and has modernized stacks with React, Vue, Node, PostgreSQL and Spring while continuously learning Go and TypeScript for backend and cross-platform work. At CureApp and now KANNA/Aldagram he has bridged domain expertise and engineering, shipping secure, clinically-minded software and tools. He combines data-driven research instincts with pragmatic product development, often spotting bioinformatics-informed optimizations that non-specialist engineers might miss. Passionate about AWS and genome analysis workflows, he operates at the intersection of life sciences and practical engineering.
12 years of coding experience
6 years of employment as a software developer
Code ChrysalisUniversity of Tokyo薬学部生命創薬科学科, 薬学部生命創薬科学科 at Tokyo University of Science
Github Skills (33)
javascript10
open-source10
aws9
gatsbyjs9
pubmed8
cloud-infrastructure8
typescript8
translation8
development-kit8
aws-cloud7
infrastructure-as-code7
terraform7
infrastructure7
cloud-development-kit7
batch6
Programming languages (5)
Github contributions (5)
Imamachi-n/NGS_data_analysis_pipeline
Aug 2015 - May 2016
Contributions:59 commits, 58 pushes, 1 branch in 9 months
Imamachi-n/BRIC-seq_data_analysis
Jan 2014 - Dec 2015
Contributions:48 commits, 45 pushes in 1 year 11 months
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