Soutick Saha
Software Developer Consultant @Wolfram
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WORK HISTORY
Software Developer Consultant @Wolfram
Winnipeg, MB, CA
Lead the design and integration of bioinformatics algorithms and functions for the scientific software Wolfram Mathematica.2. Research emerging bioinformatics tools and AI models in biology, evaluating integration opportunities and presenting key metrics and technical insights to the biology team.3. Integrate access to key bioinformatics databases like UniProt, CATH Protein Domain database, The Encyclopedia of Domains etc. using their REST APIs.4. Participate in code reviews, unit testing, bug fixes, and general feedback on function design and documentation.5. Communicate about our products to researchers, scientists, and students through blog posts and technical talks.
EDUCATION
Purdue University
Doctor of Philosophy - Ph.D., Physics
Indian Institute of Technology, Madras
Master of Science - MS, Physics
Chennai Mathematical Institute
Bachelor of Science - BS, Physics
ABOUT SOUTICK SAHA
As a bioinformatics developer at Wolfram, I design and build tools that use computation to gather insights from large biological datasets. My work combines software development, analyzing and benchmarking AI models, data integration using APIs, and large-scale biological analysis to support both researchers and educators. I specialize in developing Wolfram Language functionalities for structural biology and bioinformatics, including direct access to hundreds of millions of protein structures and genetic variants from leading AI models & databases such as AlphaFold, AlphaMissense, and the ESM Metagenomic Atlas.A highlight of my work is the ProteinVisualization paclet — a comprehensive software package with 20+ functions for analyzing and visualizing protein structures [1]. I also developed tools for identifying disordered regions in proteins, integrated large biological databases into Wolfram’s ecosystem, and benchmarked our tools for real-world research use. Beyond coding, I’ve mentored students, contributed to outreach, and shared technical insights through talks and posts.Prior to Wolfram, I completed my PhD in physics at Purdue University, where I used mathematical and computational modeling to study cell migration in cancer cells and bacteria. If you’d like to know more about any of these projects, feel free to connect and reach out![1] Wolfram ProteinVisualization Software package: https://resources.wolframcloud.com/PacletRepository/resources/WolframChemistry/ProteinVisualization/
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