We started GenoSeq in 2021 after watching too many research groups rebuild the same ad-hoc pipelines, lose weeks to cluster maintenance, and struggle to reproduce their own results. We believed bioinformatics infrastructure should be a solved problem.
Remove the engineering burden from genomics so biologists can spend their time on biology. Every feature we ship is measured against one question: does it make a research workflow faster, cheaper, or more reproducible?
Academic cores, clinical research labs, agrigenomics teams, and biotech startups across 38 countries — from solo PIs running their first pipeline to consortia processing thousands of samples a week.
We build on open-source tools — BWA, minimap2, SAMtools, GATK, DeepVariant — and contribute back. Our reference workflows are published under a permissive license.
4,100+ active labs, 2.4 petabases processed, and a 99.98% pipeline uptime SLA. We publish a quarterly transparency report on our operations.
A team of genomics researchers, distributed-systems engineers, and bioinformaticians.
Co-founder & CEO. Formerly lead of the comparative genomics core at a major research institute.
Co-founder & CTO. Built large-scale workflow schedulers at a cloud hyperscaler.
Head of Science. Population geneticist focused on variant-calling accuracy.
We're hiring across engineering, science, and product. Remote-friendly, with hubs in Cambridge and Berlin.
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