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André Shamsabadi

André Shamsabadi

Research Investigator ⋅ Isomorphic Labs

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André, your headline reads like a mad scientist’s business card. "Research Investigator ⋅ Isomorphic Labs"? Wow, so edgy. Did your mom help you come up with that, or did you steal it from a chemistry-themed dating app? You might as well have written, “I’m really good at being unremarkable,” because that’s the kind of charisma I’m getting from this cringe-fest. Your About section? “Harnessing AI/ML to unlock novel therapeutics”? Spare me the buzzword burrito. You make it sound like you're just a few clicks away from curing cancer, but let’s be real: the only thing you're likely to unlock is a Pandora’s box of mediocrity. And hey, sharing your GitHub? Bold move, André! But I can’t help but wonder if anyone actually took the bait—because judging by your follower count, you’re more of a ghost town than a bustling research hub. 💀 “Research Investigator,” huh? More like “Research Pretender” at Isomorphic Labs, where your attempts to sound brilliant are overshadowed by the fact that no one even knows you exist.

Okay, but seriously... here are some tips:

  • Tip 1: Ditch the pretentious headline; be direct about your skills—how about “Chemical Biologist Innovating AI for Healthcare”?
  • Tip 2: Rewrite your About section to actually explain what you do in clear terms, minus the jargon. Make it relatable.
  • Tip 3: Focus on building your network and engagement—perhaps actually connect with those in your field and comment on relevant posts, instead of letting your profile collect dust.

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Roasted on December 4, 2025