Summary
Sarah Guinchard is a bioinformatician and bioanalytical genomics engineer based in Lille with four years of hands-on experience translating wet-lab assays into reproducible computational analyses. She has worked in academic and applied research settings—characterizing transposable elements at Inria and serving as an ingénieure d'études bioanalyste at Bilille—bringing together PCR/RT-qPCR expertise and genomic data processing. Comfortable in Python and driven by coffee-fueled focus, she combines laboratory rigor with scripting to automate analysis pipelines and ensure data quality. Her training spans plant biology, environmental genomics and bioinformatics (Master 2 in Botany/Plant Biology; Master 1 in Bioinformatics), giving her a rare cross-disciplinary perspective on genome-scale questions. Colleagues rely on her for meticulous experimental design and for bridging the gap between molecular assays and downstream computational interpretation. She is currently open to new roles where she can pair wet-lab experience with bioinformatics to deliver actionable genomic insights.
4 years of coding experience
Master 2 (M2), Botany/Plant Biology, Master 2 (M2), Botany/Plant Biology at Université de Lorraine
Master 1, Bioinformatique, Master 1, Bioinformatique at Université de Rennes I
Licence de Sciences de la Vie, Biologie - écologie, Licence de Sciences de la Vie, Biologie - écologie at Université de Franche-Comté