Computational Physicist and Software Developer

I'm a computational physicist (PhD, Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering) and postdoc at UofM, researching high-performance algorithms for multiscale, multiphysics phenomena. I co-develop Crimson, a blood flow simulation tool for vascular research and surgical planning. Skilled in high-performance computing, optimization, and novel computational methods, I also consult extensively within and beyond my research group. Transitioning from academia to industry, I seek roles in applied research, computational engineering, or software development tackling open-ended problems.