Salvador De Bartolomé is Head of Bioinformatics with nearly two decades of experience designing and shipping bioinformatics software and data models for proteomics, currently leading bioinformatics at Yatiri Bio in San Diego. He combines a PhD in Bioinformatics and software engineering roots to bridge algorithm development, large-scale data storage, and interactive visualization—skills honed at Scripps and CSIC where he contributed to community standards (HUPO/PSI) and MIAPE metadata tooling. Salvador has a strong publication record (32 peer-reviewed papers) and hands-on expertise in multi-omics integration, reproducible analysis, and web-based queryable repositories for proteomics experiments. Known for practical problem solving and mentoring collaborators, he has implemented production-ready libraries and R/Shiny and Java/Python applications that support complex downstream analyses like PCP and enrichment workflows. Less obvious: he pairs deep algorithmic work (probability-ratio methods, de-novo sequencing collaborations) with product-focused delivery, making him equally at home in research-driven innovation and operational bioinformatics.
11 years of coding experience
23 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Bioinformatics, Cum Laude, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Bioinformatics, Cum Laude at Universidad Autónoma de Madrid
Master degree, Bioinformatics and Computational Biology, Master degree, Bioinformatics and Computational Biology at Universidad Complutense de Madrid
Giving some SSH credentials to a file server with the files of IP2, it will explore a given list of IP2 projects to get all RAW files and DTASelect files and transfer them to an external FTP site, such as MassIVE
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