Applied Bioinformatician at Noguchi Memorial Institute for Medical Research, Ghana — bridging genomics, machine learning, and public health to combat infectious disease across Africa. Nextflow Ambassador · LLM Engineer · Open-Source Builder.
I'm Justice — an Applied Bioinformatician at Noguchi Memorial Institute for Medical Research (NMIMR), University of Ghana. My work sits at the intersection of genomics, AI, and public health — making sense of infectious disease data to drive real policy decisions across Africa.
From developing cholera analysis pipelines to engineering large language models in London, I bring a rare combination of wet-lab genomics understanding, software engineering depth, and machine learning intuition.
Based in Accra, Ghana 🇬🇭 — open to global research collaborations, speaking engagements, and consulting opportunities.
A multidisciplinary toolkit spanning computational biology, software engineering, AI, and data science.
Whole genome sequencing, amplicon analysis, pathogen surveillance pipelines for cholera, TB, Klebsiella, and AMR organisms.
Deep learning, LLM engineering, predictive modelling for clinical genomics and drug discovery applications.
Full-stack development, data pipelines, and scientific computing across multiple languages and paradigms.
High-performance computing, containerization, and distributed systems for large-scale genomic data processing.
Molecular docking, DFT calculations, structural biology, and computational drug design pipelines.
Full-stack web and mobile applications, REST APIs, databases, inventory systems, and LMS platforms.
From clinical inventory systems to genomic pipelines and AI-powered applications.
Scientific inventory management for research institutes — tracks stock levels, prevents unexpected depletion, and ensures operational continuity across the Genomics & Bioinformatics Core Facility at NMIMR.
TB detection application via genomic sequencing — part of the GSB Africa program at NMIMR, used for training students in bioinformatics-based TB analysis.
Built and manages the PANGenS consortium website and online LMS — free genomics surveillance training for Pan-Africa Network members across the continent.
Real-time data pipeline ingesting GoodReads API data, landing to AWS S3, with ETL jobs written in Spark and scheduled in Airflow every 10 minutes.
Automated cholera pathogen analysis pipeline — an updated Bacpage build tailored for NMIMR. Being developed into a full web application for broader African deployment.
Leader & Coordinator of the Cholera Genomics Data Analysis Working Group — curating pipelines and analysis reports for policy decisions in cholera-endemic African countries.
Active in global and African scientific, bioinformatics, and software communities.
Open to research collaborations, speaking engagements, consulting, and new opportunities in bioinformatics, genomics, and AI.
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