Soledad works across all three layers of our platform: AI models, in vitro validation and in vivo studies. A biochemist with a PhD from the University of Buenos Aires, where her doctoral work focused on innate immune responses to infection, she did her postdoctoral research at INSERM U1047 in Nimes, France, studying how pathogens reprogram human cell function and working with viral vector transgenesis in a BSL-3 laboratory. She has published in journals including Frontiers in Immunology, Cellular Microbiology and PLoS ONE.

She then spent several years leading AI and data science work at Accenture and EPAM, building machine learning models and managing data science teams. She joined CellRep in 2024, and since January 2026 she has led our CAR-T program embedded at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, running the in vitro and in vivo studies that define our development path.