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Genomic Data Intelligence

Warehousing, harmonizing and interrogating genomic and multi-omic data at population scale.

Who this is for

TYPICAL CLIENT

A consortium or biobank sitting on genomic data that’s hard to query across studies

Usually a Data Infrastructure Lead or Principal Investigator managing genomic and multi-omic data spread across cohorts, formats and access tiers, who needs one governed place researchers can actually query without waiting on a data engineer.

What you walk away with

Six concrete deliverables, not a slide deck.

This is exactly what transfers to you at the end of this Genomic Data Intelligence engagement.

Harmonization schema & mapping documentation

A documented schema showing exactly how each source format maps into the unified structure.

ETL pipelines for each data source

Automated ingestion pipelines that keep the warehouse current as new data arrives.

Query & dashboard layer

A configured interface researchers can use to explore data without writing SQL.

Access control matrix

Row- and column-level permissions mapped to your actual data-sharing agreements.

Data lineage tracking

Every record traceable back to its original source and transformation history.

Governance runbook

Documented procedures for onboarding a new data source or a new institution.

What's included

What this service includes

Genomic data warehousing

Variant, phenotype and multi-omic data harmonized into a single, queryable structure — regardless of source cohort.

Cross-cohort linkage

Multi-omic and phenotype data linked at the sample and subject level, with full lineage tracked.

Query interfaces & dashboards

Interfaces that let researchers explore cohort-scale data without writing SQL.

Privacy-preserving analytics

De-identification and access-control workflows built for regulated genomic data.

In practice

What this looks like in a real engagement

Three concrete examples of the kind of work this service covers.

Harmonizing multiple cohorts into one queryable warehouse

Bringing genomic, clinical and phenotype data from separate studies into a common schema researchers can query together.

Self-serve cohort builder for internal researchers

A tool that lets scientists build a study cohort by filtering variants, phenotypes and demographics, without writing SQL.

Federated access across institutions

Letting partner institutions query aggregate results without ever moving or exposing the underlying raw genomic data.

Why it matters

Data that scales to a cohort, not just a sample.

Most genomic data infrastructure is built for a single study, then breaks the moment a second cohort needs to be layered in. We design schemas and pipelines that scale from one study to a federated, multi-institution dataset.

That means harmonized variant representations, consistent phenotype coding, and access controls that respect each contributing institution’s data-sharing agreement.

Fig. — Genomic Data Intelligence
How we deliver it

How an engagement runs

Four stages, from initial scope to delivery.

Stage 01 — Assess

Audit existing data

We inventory your current variant, phenotype and multi-omic sources and their inconsistencies.

Stage 02 — Harmonize

Design a unified schema

A harmonization layer normalizes formats, coding systems and identifiers across sources.

Stage 03 — Warehouse

Build the query layer

Cohort-scale query interfaces and dashboards are built on top of the harmonized warehouse.

Stage 04 — Govern

Layer in access control

Privacy-preserving analytics and fine-grained access control are added before external users connect.

Tooling

What we build it with

PostgreSQLBigQuerydbtApache AirflowGA4GH standardsVCF/BCFFHIRTerraform
2.4M+Variants harmonized per engagement, avg.
40Labs onboarded to a single warehouse
100%Data lineage tracked
For the first time, our 40 partner labs can query one dataset instead of comparing forty different spreadsheets.
Consortium data lead, multi-institution genomics study
Questions we get

Before you reach out

Yes, our federated architecture pattern lets each institution keep its data under its own governance while still supporting cross-cohort queries.

De-identification workflows and k-anonymity style checks are applied before data is exposed to query layers, based on your institution’s IRB requirements.

The ETL layer is built to isolate format changes to a single ingestion adapter, so one source’s changes don’t break the warehouse for everyone else.

Let’s talk

Sitting on genomic data you can’t query yet?

Tell us how many sources and cohorts are involved — we’ll map the shortest path to a queryable warehouse.