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Reviewer Group: Senior Bioinformatics Solutions Architects & Executive Talent Strategists

This topic is best reviewed by a cross-functional panel of Senior Bioinformatics Solutions Architects (to validate the technical integrity of the Slide-tags pipeline) and Executive Talent Strategists in Biopharma (to evaluate the efficacy of the AI-driven career intelligence system). This group possesses the domain expertise to bridge the gap between high-resolution spatial genomics and the strategic labor market within the "Big Pharma" ecosystem.


Abstract:

This documentation details the plops/slide-tag repository, a dual-purpose infrastructure integrating a high-resolution spatial transcriptomics pipeline with an AI-powered career development system. The scientific component processes Slide-tags data—a technology combining Takara Bio Trekker spatial barcoding, 10x Genomics single-nucleus capture, and Illumina sequencing—to achieve ~3.5 µm spatial resolution. The computational workflow transforms raw FASTQ files into spatially-resolved gene expression maps using a four-stage R/Python/Shell pipeline involving DBSCAN clustering and UMI-weighted centroids.

Complementing the research tools is a "Job Intelligence System," a 10-step automated pipeline that scrapes job postings from Roche and Novartis. It utilizes Google’s Gemini API to perform dual-stage scoring: evaluating domain relevance to spatial genomics and matching positions to a specific candidate profile. The repository creates a strategic feedback loop where technical research outputs (e.g., Voronoi visualizations, Scanpy/Squidpy objects) serve as portfolio evidence, while AI-identified skill gaps in high-relevance job postings guide subsequent research and technical development.


Strategic Overview: Integrated Spatial Genomics and Career Intelligence

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