Biomedical data science

Translating multi-omics data into biomedical insight.

I work across proteomics, RNA-seq, whole-exome sequencing, machine learning, and clinical phenotype interpretation to turn biomedical data into useful insight.

Evidence profile

Built on bioinformatics research, pharmacy training, and international scientific experience.

I combine research experience in Spain, Taiwan, and Thailand across proteomics, RNA-seq, whole-exome sequencing, and cancer-focused biomedical analysis.

4.00/4.00
MSc GPA
Biomedical Sciences, Prince of Songkla University
4
Research countries
Spain, Taiwan, Thailand, Myanmar
2
Poster awards
Cancer/proteomics research presentations
1
Peer-reviewed publication
Anticancer Research, 2021
Scientific focus

A profile across omics, statistics, and biomedical interpretation.

I connect OLINK and LC-MS/MS proteomics, RNA-seq, whole-exome sequencing, statistical modeling, and wet-lab context to interpret disease mechanisms and candidate biomarkers.

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Proteomics: OLINK and LC-MS/MS

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Transcriptomics and RNA-seq analysis

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Whole-exome sequencing workflows

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Machine learning for disease classification

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Biomarker discovery and pathway interpretation

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Wet-lab and computational result integration

Experience

From regulatory pharmacy to biomedical data science.

My experience spans clinical proteomic data integration in Spain, cancer transcriptomics at National Taiwan University, pharmacogenomics research in Thailand, and regulatory pharmacy work in Myanmar.

Feb 2024 - Mar 2025
Spain

Data Analyst Bioinformatician

Institute for Health Science Research Germans Trias i Pujol · Proteomics, clinical phenotypes, cancer and inflammatory disease

  • Integrated OLINK proteomic data with clinical phenotypes to investigate stress-related signaling pathways.
  • Developed and validated Random Forest and linear mixed models in R and Python to classify disease states with over 85% accuracy.
  • Identified immune and oxidative-stress signatures linked to disease resolution and progression.
  • Prepared publication-quality figures and co-authored manuscripts for peer-reviewed journals.
Sep 2022 - Sep 2023
Taiwan

Research Assistant

Department of Internal Medicine, National Taiwan University · RNA sequencing and cancer progression

  • Analyzed transcriptomic changes associated with colorectal and breast cancer progression.
  • Applied Bioconductor workflows including limma, edgeR, PCA, and heatmaps.
  • Collaborated with wet-lab researchers to connect transcriptomic findings with molecular phenotypes.
Jun 2021 - Jul 2022
Thailand

Research Assistant

Faculty of Medicine, Chiang Mai University · Pharmacogenomics and whole-exome sequencing

  • Developed and standardized a pharmacogene panel for osteosarcoma patients.
  • Implemented Linux and R pipelines for variant calling and annotation with GATK, BWA, ANNOVAR, and VEP.
  • Mapped pathways and annotations for downstream genotyping and clinical PK interpretation.
Jan 2015 - Dec 2017
Myanmar

Regulatory Pharmacist

Food and Drug Administration · Regulatory review, pharmacovigilance, and drug quality control

  • Reviewed dossiers and participated in pharmacovigilance activities.
  • Performed Minilab quality-control work for MARC projects following WHO guidelines.
Research validation

Publication, awards, and academic recognition.

My record includes a peer-reviewed Anticancer Research publication, two poster awards connected to cancer proteomics, and a fully funded OHEC Thailand Scholarship for the master's degree.

Full OHEC Thailand Scholarship for Master Degree, covering tuition, stipend, health insurance, relocation, and research expenses.
Best Poster Award at the 6th Current Drug Development conference for serum proteomic profiling in non-small cell lung cancer.
Best Poster Presentation of Academic Research at the 35th Annual Conference, Prince of Songkla University.

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Global profile

International perspective shaped by research, mobility, and cross-cultural work.

I have lived in Myanmar (Burma), Thailand, Spain, Peru, and Taiwan, combining scientific training with the ability to work across different research settings, healthcare realities, and cultures.

Languages
EnglishProfessional working proficiency
BurmeseNative language
Mandarin ChineseBasic conversational exposure
SpanishCurrently learning
Countries lived

Myanmar (Burma) · Thailand · Spain · Peru · Taiwan

Work environments
  • I have worked across laboratory, university, and remote research environments.
  • I adapt to international teams, academic cultures, and different healthcare realities.
  • I bring cross-cultural perspective from living and working across Asia, Europe, and Latin America.
Technical capability

Methods that connect data, biology, and clinical meaning.

My technical toolkit includes Python, R, Linux, Random Forest, linear mixed models, SVM, Bioconductor workflows, GATK, BWA, ANNOVAR, VEP, pathway enrichment, and molecular biology methods.

Computational precision medicine

PythonRLinuxlarge-scale data processingmulti-omics integrationclinical phenotype interpretation

Statistics and machine learning

Random Forestlinear mixed modelsSVMfeature selectioncross-validationstatistical modeling

Bioinformatics and omics

OLINKLC-MS/MSRNA-seqwhole-exome sequencinglimmaedgeRGATKBWAANNOVARVEP

Translational research

DNA/RNA extractionqRT-PCRWestern blotwet-lab/computational integrationpathway enrichment
Education

Biomedical sciences and pharmacy foundations.

My academic path combines a 4.00/4.00 MSc in Biomedical Sciences in Thailand and a Bachelor of Pharmacy from Myanmar.

2018 - 2020

Master of Science in Biomedical Sciences

Prince of Songkla University, Thailand

GPA: 4.00/4.00

2007 - 2011

Bachelor of Pharmacy

University of Pharmacy, Yangon, Myanmar

Pharmacy foundation for biomedical and regulatory work