About ATGC

Publication-grade rigor, direct scientific partnership.

ATGC Bioinformatics is an independent consulting practice specializing in next-generation sequencing, multi-omics integration, and computational biology. We partner with academic research groups, hospitals, and biotech companies to design, execute, and interpret complex genomic analyses.

Ashish Jain, PhD

Founder

Ashish Jain, PhD

Founded by Ashish Jain, PhD, a computational biologist with over a decade of experience at institutions including Boston Children's Hospital, the Frederick National Laboratory for Cancer Research (NIH/NCI), and Takeda Pharmaceuticals, ATGC brings publication grade rigor and deep technical expertise to every engagement.

From early study design through to publication ready results, we act as an embedded scientific partner, not just a service provider. Our goal is to accelerate your research, reduce technical bottlenecks, and ensure your genomic data reaches its full scientific potential.

Track record

Experience across leading institutions

2026 - Present

Merck & Co.

Senior Data Scientist
Empowering neuroscience research through advanced multi omics analysis and interactive visualization platforms, translating complex data into accessible, actionable insights.

2022 — 2026

Boston Children's Hospital

Data Scientist III
Lead bioinformatics support across multiple research groups, scRNA-seq, spatial transcriptomics, WGS/WES, proteomics, and DNA methylation. Contributed to 10+ peer-reviewed publications.

2020 — 2022

Frederick National Lab for Cancer Research (NIH/NCI)

Bioinformatics Analyst II
Multi-omics integration across 40+ rare cancers in the MyPART program. Developed MAFDash, a widely adopted open-source mutation visualization tool.

2019

Takeda Pharmaceuticals

Computational Biology Intern
Human microbiome protein subfamily discovery using ProtVec deep learning; benchmarked GPU infrastructure for large-scale bioinformatics.

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