Projects
GraSPH
Simulation of fluids and granular flows with SPH - 2020My master’s code improved to use an NVIDIA GPU, Coarray Fortran, better usability, and documentation.
I am an Engineer with the WEHI Research Computing Platform and have over four years of experience using, administering, or providing support for HPC systems in science. My current interests include compute acceleration through parallelization and optimization, and leveraging GPGPUs.
I work in a small team to provide HPC and software engineering support to health science researchers. Ongoing tasks include training, developing Python packages, and improving HPC services in collaboration with the infrastructure team. Projects I’ve been involved in:
I worked in an Agile team to administer Monash’ two HPC clusters. I mostly resolved researchers’ HPC workflow/code issues and managed the research software stack. I also helped deliver training; automate administration with Python and Ansible; and write internal and user-facing documentation.
I was mostly allocated across 3 Level Crossing Removals in Victoria, delivering site-based construction phase services within a team of engineers and managers. When off site, I developed Python tools to automate design tasks.
Supporting students in learning of geotechnical engineering theory.
Proofreading manuscripts and grant proposals, preparing proposals for HPC resource grants, and training PhD students.
My master’s code improved to use an NVIDIA GPU, Coarray Fortran, better usability, and documentation.