Sean Mckenzie is a Director of Applications Bioinformatics at Oxford Nanopore Technologies with a decade of experience applying long-read sequencing to clinical and basic genomic science. He progressed through roles from bioinformatician to associate director and now leads application-focused teams translating nanopore technology into real-world genomic and translational workflows. Trained as a PhD biologist with postdoctoral and academic teaching experience, he combines deep comparative genomics and transcriptomics expertise with practical core-lab bioinformatics across proteomics, RNA-seq, and metagenomics. Based in San Diego, he is adept at bridging research and product, turning complex sequencing data into actionable insights for clinical and research customers. An underappreciated strength is his background in hands-on curriculum development and lab management, which informs his collaborative, user-focused approach to tool development and team mentoring.
10 years of coding experience
6 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Biology, Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Biology at The Rockefeller University
Bachelor of Science (BS), Ecology and Biodiversity, Bachelor of Science (BS), Ecology and Biodiversity at The University of the South
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