Summary
Satoshi Kume is a scientist and bioinformatician with 11+ years bridging experimental protein science, multi-omics, and computational informatics across RIKEN, academia, a biotech startup, and now Illumina. He holds a Ph.D. in Applied Life Sciences and has hands-on experience in NGS, metabolomics, EM bioimaging, ML-based image analysis, and creating bioimage/metadatabase infrastructure. More recently he has applied semantic technologies and Linked Open Data to automate polymer terminology construction and to mine articles and patents using RDF/SPARQL and NLP. An active Bioconductor contributor and R enthusiast, he codes across R, Python, Shell and JavaScript to turn complex biological data into reusable tools and databases. He also brings product-minded experience from co-founding Kokorotics, where he led human-subject data analysis, ethics processes, and technical PR—highlighting a rare mix of deep wet‑lab insight and production informatics.
11 years of coding experience
9 years of employment as a software developer
Foreign exchange program, College of Agriculture,, Foreign exchange program, College of Agriculture, at University of the Philippines Los Baños
Bachelor of Science - BS, Course of Agriculture (Molecular life science), Bachelor of Science - BS, Course of Agriculture (Molecular life science) at Obihiro University of Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine
Ph.D. in Applied Life Sciences, Protein Science, Ph.D. in Applied Life Sciences, Protein Science at Osaka Prefecture University
Japanese, English