Summary
Sarah Bonnin is a bioinformatics leader with nine years of experience turning complex NGS datasets into actionable insights, now managing Discovery & Translational Science at Clarivate in Barcelona. She specializes in transcriptomics—including bulk, single-cell and atlas building—and genomics, combining deep R/Bioconductor expertise with Python (scanpy) and shell scripting to deliver reproducible analyses. A practiced instructor and Software Carpentries-certified trainer, she builds and teaches practical R and data-visualization courses used in academic and internal research settings. Sarah also coordinates scientific communication, having moderated a Clarivate webinar on drug repurposing, and maintains an active GitHub presence and ORCID for transparent, open work. Comfortable with workflow containerization and Nextflow pipelines, she bridges hands-on bioinformatics with project management to move projects from data to publication-ready outcomes. Her background spans major European research centers, giving her both academic rigor and industry-focused delivery.
10 years of coding experience
14 years of employment as a software developer
Master's degree (1st year) Bioinformatics/Genomics, Master's degree (1st year) Bioinformatics/Genomics at Université Paris Cité
DEUG Biology, DEUG Biology at Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1
Bachelor Biology, Bachelor Biology at University of Waterloo
French, English, Spanish, Catalan