Constantine Chrysostomou

Constantine Chrysostomou is a multifaceted scientist with a robust background in computational biology, molecular biology, protein engineering, and software engineering. They possess over 10 years of experience in both academic and biotech industry settings, having worked on projects at the intersection of high-throughput screening platforms, immunosequencing, and computational methods. Their expertise includes developing novel technologies for B/TCR discovery, gene editing, and personalized cell therapy. Currently, they serve as an Applied Scientist at Amazon, continuing to enhance data-driven processes in scientific discovery. Constantine holds a Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering from The University of Texas at Austin, as well as a Master’s and Bachelor’s degree from the same and The Johns Hopkins University, respectively.