Nicolas Maillet is a research engineer at Institut Pasteur with a decade of experience applying bioinformatics to large-scale metagenomic and ecological datasets. He holds a PhD from Université de Rennes 1 where he developed the BDS data structure and the Compareads software to detect similarities across massive metagenomic samples, and he expanded this work during a postdoc analyzing Tara Oceans plankton diversity in Naples. Combining strong algorithmic and software-engineering skills with domain knowledge in ecology and genomics, he excels at turning complex biological questions into scalable computational tools. Based in Paris, he brings a pragmatic, research-driven approach and a track record of interdisciplinary collaboration between computational labs and field-oriented biology teams.
10 years of coding experience
Research Doctorate, Bioinformatics, Research Doctorate, Bioinformatics at Université de Rennes I
Licence, Mathématiques et informatique, Licence, Mathématiques et informatique at Université de Bretagne-Sud
DUT, Informatique, DUT, Informatique at IUT de Vannes
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