Biological Engineering · Bioinformatics
Molka Djelassi
Biological Engineering student specialising in bioinformatics, with a foundation in molecular biology, genetics, and immunology.
Seeking an end-of-studies internship in bioinformatics, genomics, biological-data analysis, or life-science R&D in Europe in 2027.
Tunis, Tunisia · French C1 · English C1
Profile
Molka is a Biological Engineering student at Bouebdelli University, specialising in bioinformatics. Her academic path combines molecular and cellular biology with M1-level study in genetics and immunology.
Her experience includes immunology laboratory work, pharmaceutical manufacturing, and quality-control environments. She is developing a bioinformatics profile grounded in biological context, careful data interpretation, and reproducible scientific practice.
Areas of focus
Bioinformatics and biological data
Bioinformatics methods, biological databases, sequence analysis, NGS fundamentals, and experimental-data interpretation.
Molecular biology and immunology
Molecular and cellular biology, immunological methods, and the experimental context behind biological data.
Quality and life-science operations
Quality control, quality documentation, pharmaceutical manufacturing environments, hygiene, safety, and production-risk awareness.
Education
Engineering Degree in Biological Engineering, Bioinformatics Option
EUR-ACE-accredited engineering education. Expected graduation: 2027.
Master 1 in Genetics and Immunology
Bachelor’s Degree in Molecular and Cellular Biology
Selected experience
Quality Control Engineering Intern
- Identified and reported non-conformities. Contributed to corrective-action proposals, quality monitoring, and the preparation of control reports.
International Agrifood Industry Workshop
- Participated in scientific sessions on cereal valorisation in the agrifood industry. Analysed the feasibility, profitability, and yield of cereal supply chains.
Production Intern
- Participated in pharmaceutical manufacturing activities. Supported quality-control activities and applied hygiene and safety requirements. Contributed to production risk-management activities.
Immunology Laboratory Intern
- Performed immunological laboratory procedures including ELISA, PCR, and Western blot. Attended scientific activities organised by the Tunisian Society of Immunology.
Hematology and Bacteriology Laboratory Intern
- Performed blood-grouping procedures and participated in bacteriological analyses.
Technical foundation
Bioinformatics and data
- BLAST
- NGS fundamentals
- Linux
- R
- SPSS
- PyMOL
- AutoDock
- Experimental-data analysis and interpretation
Laboratory methods
- ELISA
- PCR
- Western blot
- Blood grouping
- Bacteriological analysis
Scientific and industrial practice
- Scientific research methodology
- Quality control
- Quality documentation
- Pharmaceutical manufacturing environment
- Hygiene, safety, and production-risk awareness
Documented bioinformatics case studies will be added as projects are completed.
2027 end-of-studies internship
Molka is seeking a supervised end-of-studies internship within a research, biotechnology, pharmaceutical, diagnostics, or life-science R&D environment in Europe.
Relevant areas include bioinformatics, computational biology, genomics, biological-data analysis, molecular diagnostics, and translational research.
Contact
For internship opportunities, research collaborations, or professional enquiries:
mail@molka.bioTunis, Tunisia