Summary
Nikita Kotlov is a Sr. Director of Data Analysis and bioinformatics team lead with a decade of hands-on experience translating genomics data into clinical and research impact, currently steering multidisciplinary teams at BostonGene in Waltham. He combines deep expertise in cancer immunotherapy, lymphoma genetics and tumor microenvironment profiling with practical engineering skills—having built high-throughput pipeline engines, fusion-calling workflows, and QC/analysis tools for DNA/RNA sequencing. Nikita has managed teams of up to 20, overseen 50 projects, delivered clinical-reporting methods, and driven >14 publications and 25+ conference abstracts while also mentoring through 100+ hours of lectures. Notably, he patented an RNA expression ratio–based ML model for immunotherapy response prediction and routinely leverages public cohorts (TCGA, GTEx) to accelerate biomarker discovery. He is motivated by translating complex genomic signals into actionable targets and diagnostics, and by forging collaborations across academia and industry to advance personalized cancer treatment.
10 years of coding experience
7 years of employment as a software developer
Kaspersky antivirus school
Computer Programming, 4,5, Computer Programming, 4,5 at Summer school of informatics
High School Diploma, Mathematics and Computer Science, 4.8, High School Diploma, Mathematics and Computer Science, 4.8 at AESC MSU — Kolmogorov Boarding School
Lomonosov Moscow State University
Russian, English, Japanese