Experience

CSCS

• Switzerland
• IT Services and IT Consulting
• 100 - 200 Employee

• Group Lead Scientific Software and Libraries

  • Jan 2019 - Present

• Computational Scientist

  • Aug 2016 - Jan 2019

• Computational Scientist

  • Mar 2012 - Jul 2016

  CSCS is a unit of the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich (ETH Zurich), that provides high-performance computing services to Swiss researchers. I worked in the Future Systems group, which collaborates with hardware and software vendors to evaluate and understand new and future hardware and software technologies.My role requires close collaboration with users in their efforts to implement their software for new hardware and programming models. I have worked closely with the Swiss federal weather service MeteoSuisse when porting their production weather and climate simulation code to use GPUs, and as part of software and hardware design efforts in the Human Brain Project.I also took an active role in mentoring interns, and in preparing and teaching courses that we provide for our users. Show less



The University of Queensland

• Higher Education
• 700 & Above Employee

• Research Fellow

  • May 2006 - Aug 2006

  Work converting large-scale finite element code for simulating earth science problems to MPI-based parallel environment. This required domain decomposition and synchronization between C, C++ and Python components on parallel clusters. Work converting large-scale finite element code for simulating earth science problems to MPI-based parallel environment. This required domain decomposition and synchronization between C, C++ and Python components on parallel clusters.



QUT (Queensland University of Technology)

• Australia
• Higher Education
• 700 & Above Employee

• Research Assistant

  • Aug 2004 - Mar 2006

  I developed numeric code for the solution of ground water flow simulations on HPC clusters.This required implementation of a parallel linear solver, and porting existing finite volume code to parallel in C/C++, LAPACK and MPI.

• Research Assistant

  • Aug 2004 - Feb 2005

  Mathematical modelling of wound healing, incorporating both continuous and discrete fields. Responsible for development, and numerical solution, of the model. This work was continued as part of my Masters thesis.