Summary
Niek De Jonge is a data scientist with five years of experience at the intersection of computational metabolomics and software development, currently developing deep learning models to interpret mass spectrometry data at Wageningen Food Safety Research. He progressed from a PhD in computational metabolomics to a postdoc and now industry research role, blending rigorous academic training with practical model-building for complex analytical chemistry problems. Comfortable as a research software engineer, he brings hands-on coding expertise applied to high-throughput metabolomics workflows and reproducible analysis. Based in Wageningen, he pairs molecular life sciences background with software craftsmanship, often translating domain knowledge into scalable ML solutions that make spectral data more interpretable for food safety and biochemical research.
5 years of coding experience
Master, Molecular Life Sciences, Master, Molecular Life Sciences at Wageningen University & Research