Hari Bhaskaran

No cap, here’s what’s up with Hari Bhaskaran-this guy’s the real deal in biotech startup land. So, he rolled into YC S22, which is already a big flex, right? But his story? It’s way more than just being another founder. Dude’s been around the block with some legit big names-Johnson & Johnson, Arcturus Therapeutics, Stratos Genomics (that one got bought by Roche, no small feat). That shows he’s not just some guy with a dream; he’s got the creds, the experience, and the hustle.

What’s crazy is, Hari’s been deep in the trenches of biotech R&D, focusing on modern stuff. Like, he’s involved in making high-quality mRNA for therapeutic use at Cisterna Biologics. Think about that-he’s working on the next-gen meds, trying to change how we treat diseases. That’s not small potatoes; that’s the real deal. And from what I gather, he’s not just jumping into startups for the hell of it. Nah, he’s driven by a genuine passion to push the boundaries of science, to create real impact, not just chase the shiny VC dollars.

Looking at his process, you see a guy who’s always been about innovation. From big pharma giants to building his own thing at Cisterna, he’s clearly someone who’s not afraid to jump into the deep end. And he’s crushing it there-building high-quality mRNA tech for therapeutic apps. That’s the future, no cap. The fact that he’s now leading Cisterna as CEO shows he’s all-in, pushing the envelope even further.

What I really dig about Hari’s story? It’s about someone who’s been through the hustle-working at mega companies, then jumping into startups where he gets to steer the ship. His experience screams that he’s motivated by real science, real progress, not just the hype. He’s about making a difference, and he’s doing it by building tech that could change medicine forever.

Long story short? Hari Bhaskaran is one of those founders who’s got the brains, the experience, and the fire to really shake up biotech. He’s not just talking; he’s doing. That’s what makes him stand out. The guy’s a freakin’ force in the making, and I’d keep an eye on him ’cause he’s got the possible to be one of those game-changers in the industry.