Andreas Sundquist - Software Engineer @ Meta

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Number of Founded Organizations

CB Rank (Person)

22,195

Primary Job Title Software Engineer
Primary Organization
Meta

Location San Francisco Bay Area, California, United States
Regions West Coast, Western US
Gender Male

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Andreas is an expert on the analysis of ultra high-throughput DNA sequence data and has published methods in whole-genome mammalian assembly, metagenomics, and population genetics.

Andreas received his Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science from MIT, and his Ph.D. in Computer Science from

Stanford University.

Jobs

Number of Current Jobs

Number of Past Jobs

Andreas Sundquist

has

current jobs as

Software Engineer

Organization Name	Title At Company	Start Date	End Date
Oracle	Senior Member of Technical Staff	2001	2003

Board and Advisor Roles

Number of Past Board & Advisor Roles

Organization Name	Title At Company	Start Date	End Date
DNAnexus	Founder, CEO	2009	2014

Related Hubs

Hub Name	CB Rank (Hub)
Western US Companies With More Than $500 in Revenue	5,506
Western US Video Streaming Companies	23,981
Western US Public Companies	4,236
Software Public Companies With More Than 100 Employees	4,856
San Francisco Bay Area Companies With More Than $50M in Revenue	7,985
Digital Media Companies that Exited	11,255
West Coast Companies that Exited (Top 10K)	748
Artificial Intelligence (AI) Public Companies With More Than $100M in Revenue	23,524
Western US Public Companies With More Than $1M in Revenue	5,115
Western US Companies With More Than $1B in Revenue	9,643

Education

Andreas Sundquist

studied at

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Stanford University

, and

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Massachusetts Institute of Technology BachelorElectrical Engineering and Computer Science
Stanford University Ph.DComputer Science, Computational Biology2008
Massachusetts Institute of Technology MSElectrical Engineering and Computer Science2001