Sean is an affiliated scientist at the Broad Institute, who works with the Ellinor lab to understand the genetic underpinnings of atrial fibrillation and various other cardiovascular disorders. He is also an Assistant Professor at the Amsterdam UMC in the Netherlands, where he mainly focuses on genomic approaches for cardiomyopathies. Sean started his scientific career in 2018 as an intern in the Ellinor lab, and has since completed his MD and MSc degrees, and completed his PhD under the supervision of Patrick Ellinor and Connie Bezzina (Amsterdam UMC). Sean aspires to improve societal health by becoming a physician-scientist who can translate fundamental scientific findings to clinical utility. Outside of the lab, and the clinic, he enjoys fitness, karate, and attending musical performances ranging from classical to house music.