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Roman Sen leads AI-driven initiatives across drug discovery, clinical development, and healthcare delivery. He works with pharma companies, healthcare providers, and CROs to make large, messy datasets usable for research and care. With a background in software engineering and AI leadership, Roman focuses on building solutions that fit regulated environments and support real work in labs, trials, and clinical settings.
Roman has more than 10 years of experience in AI, data engineering, and software development, with a strong focus on life sciences and healthcare in recent years. He has led cross-functional teams working on target discovery, clinical trial optimization, pharmacovigilance, hospital workflows, telehealth, and remote patient monitoring. His work includes contributions to large-scale platforms such as health information exchanges, pharma analytics warehouses, GenAI tools for clinical documentation, and care delivery systems used by healthcare providers.
Outside of work, Roman enjoys drawing as a way to slow down and think visually. He also likes building things from construction sets, turning loose parts into models and structures, and enjoying the process of seeing something come together step by step.






“Roman is very good at asking the right questions early. That saves a lot of time later, especially in healthcare projects where details matter and assumptions can be risky.”
“Working with Roman feels structured and calm. He understands both the technical side and the domain side, so conversations stay practical and focused.”
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Every startup has a story worth hearing. Some are chasing their first customers, others are figuring out how to handle their next million. And somewhere along the way, nearly every founder faces a question that can't be solved by ambition alone. On November 4, TechCrunch Founder Summit 2026 will fill Boston with people who know these challenges firsthand. Founders, investors, and tech leaders will get together to talk funding, product decisions, growth, and all the lessons that rarely make it into a pitch deck.
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