Connecting Simulation with Reality
I am a software tool developer with a background in computational sciences and simulation engineering, focused on numerical simulation, mathematical modeling, and autonomous system design. I love building high-performance systems and tools that turn complex physics and algorithms into reliable, production-ready software.
I am a software tool developer with a background in Computational Sciences and Mathematical Modeling. My work lives at the intersection of numerical methods, autonomous systems, and high-performance C++.
Over the years, I have developed cutting-edge libraries and tools for naturalistic traffic simulation, control and optimization of physical processes, and raytracing-based sensor simulations for next-generation autonomous vehicles. I love "throwing a computer at a problem" and pushing hardware with HPC-style C++ and CUDA.
Technically, I enjoy:
Core areas where I can add value to your team or project.
Engineering tools, models, and test frameworks for autonomous driving stack.
Mathematical modeling and implementation of numerical techniques for physics and systems simulation.
Building reusable software tools that speed up engineering workflows, makes complex math and simulation easier to express, debug, and maintain.
A few public projects that reflect my interests. (More available on my GitHub.)
A collection of physics-based discrete-time simulations implemented in Jupyter / Python, focused on clarity and didactic value.
A Genetic Algorithm for solving systems of linear equations, originally prototyped in MATLAB and then re-implemented in Python. Demonstrates my interest in numerical optimization and algorithm design.
Consulting work around building custom simulation tools for engineering teams: numerical cores, data pipelines, and developer-friendly APIs for exploring what-if scenarios and validating designs.
Beyond building tools, I care a lot about making math, simulation, and autonomous systems more approachable for students and engineers.
If you are organizing a course, meetup, or internal training and would like a session on simulation, numerical methods, or ADAS tooling, feel free to reach out.
For collaboration, consulting, or just to say hi: