About

I lead the Scientific Computing team at Kitware where I enjoy working with many super talented and wonderful individuals. My main interests are high performance computing, data analysis and visualization at scale. I have had the pleasure of being a VTK and ParaView developer since I joined Kitware in 2000.

Before joining Kitware, I was a post-doctoral fellow at the University of Pennsylvania working on optimal control applications in the control of hydrothermal instabilities. Prior to that, I got my Ph.D. at Lehigh University in Mechanical Engineering where I conducted research on subsonic and supersonic flow induced nonlinear vibrations, developing a new procedure for the solution of coupled flow and structural equations.

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