SVS Industries

Bio Informatics

Genomes served with a side of code

Meet Our Team

What We Do

Welcome to the lair of Swift, Villnow & Swift – affectionately known as SVS – where we treat DNA like a cocktail party and bio‑informatics like a rock concert. Our open‑plan arena boasts walls plastered with glowing server racks that hum louder than a teenager’s garage band, and snack stations stocked with brain‑fueling treats that would make a mitochondrion swoon. If you thought deciphering genomes was boring, think again: we turn raw data into glittering, actionable insights faster than you can say “PCR, please!”

At SVS we don’t just crunch numbers; we pulverize them into fine, searchable dust with our AI‑powered pipelines, which are so slick they could slide across a petri dish without leaving a single residue. Need custom analytics? Our team of mad scientists—armed with coffee‑infused laptops and a healthy respect for chaos—will build you a bespoke solution that sings, dances, and occasionally burps out a perfect sequence alignment. And if you’re worried about security, rest easy: our firewalls are tighter than a lab coat on a germ‐phobic professor.

Beyond the tech wizardry, our offices double as a playground for bold ideas, complete with a “Brainstorm Bunker” where whiteboards are splattered with more post‑its than a teenage’s diary. We host weekly hackathons that feel like a biotech rave, complete with neon‑lit code sprints and a DJ who drops beats as hard as we drop statistical significance thresholds. So swing by SVS, where we turn the boring business of bio‑informatics into an electrifying, slightly irreverent adventure you’ll actually want to brag about at your next conference.

About Us

Three builders, one vision: ship reliable, human-centered software and services.

Chandler Swift

Chandler Swift

Chandler Swift, a Glencoe‑Minnesota native who shared lockers with fellow SVS co‑founders Eric Villnow and Isaac Swift, earned a Computer Science degree from the University of Minnesota‑Duluth before spending six months aboard the International Space Station as a guest bio‑algorithmist, later moonlighting as “Administrator‑in‑Chief” for a secret NASA‑SVS joint venture. In 2019 he famously swept the Nobel ceremony, taking home prizes in Chemistry, Physics & Peace—the latter awarded for his daring decision to keep the breakthrough gene‑editing code classified until SVS could commercialize it responsibly. An Eagle Scout who once taught bioluminescent bacteria to groove to his jazz piano improvisations, Chandler now channels his lifelong love of tinkering, long‑distance cycling, and his cocker‑spaniel‑poodle sidekick Mabel into building bio‑informatics tools that run as smoothly as his favorite organ preludes.
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Eric Villnow

Eric Villnow

Eric Villnow, the “bio‑hacker‑on‑a‑Tacoma” who once delivered 200 parcels in his first UPS shift—while his truck pretended to be a broken time‑machine—parlayed his Bemidji State CS/Business degree and record‑breaking safety record into a side‑hustle of farming, 3D‑printing his own DNA‑sequencing chips between rows of corn in Plato, Minnesota. When he’s not coaxing microbes to talk by sipping Mountain Dew and 1919 Root Beer, he’s carving wooden models of the human genome that his co‑founders Isaac and Chandler Swift swear are the secret sauce behind SVS’s “genome‑on‑demand” platform—an achievement that earned him the 2023 “Fastest UPS Driver to Deliver Before the Package Exists” award.
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Isaac Swift

Isaac Swift

Isaac Swift is the caffeinated brain‑child of SVS, a self‑appointed “Lead Coffee Engineer” who swears his 2024 Toyota Tacoma TRD Off‑Road runs on espresso fumes alone and can recite its torque specs better than a code commit log. By day he moonlights as an EMT who, according to legend, resurrected a six‑month‑flatlined patient (earning him the 2022 EMT‑of‑the‑Year award), and by night he runs a mountain‑bike program so extreme it now doubles as a data‑compression algorithm for gene sequences. In short, Isaac is not only cute enough to stop your heart, but skilled enough—thanks to a relentless caffeine habit—to restart it, all while debugging bio‑informatics pipelines from the saddle of his bike.
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What Our Clients Say

"Even after preserving the Union, I never thought my Gettysburg address would need a mobile‑friendly redesign—SVS made my historical speech look sleek on any device."

— Abraham Lincoln, 16th President of the United States

"When I was trying to make my radium data sparkle, SVS turned my boring spreadsheets into luminous interactive dashboards that even a Nobel committee could understand."

— Marie Curie, Nobel Laureate in Physics and Chemistry

"I asked SVS to synchronize my alternating‑current simulations with their bioinformatics pipelines, and now my lab rats are humming to the same frequency—brilliant!"

— Nikola Tesla, Inventor and Electrical Engineer