I am a Ph.D. candidate in Mechanical Engineering and Computer Science at UC Santa Barbara, working in the Computational Applied Science Laboratory (CASL) under Prof. Frederic Gibou and Prof. Jeff Moehlis.
My work develops high-performance computational frameworks for solving partial differential equations (PDEs) with applications in optimal control, stochastic dynamics, and biophysical modeling.
- Numerical Methods for PDEs: Hamilton–Jacobi, Poisson, Heat, and Stefan equations
- High-Performance Computing: PETSc, MPI, p4est, GPU acceleration (CUDA)
- Scientific Software Engineering: Large-scale C++ development, distributed simulation frameworks
- Machine Learning for Physics: Hybrid physics-ML solvers, signal-processing-based models for control and prediction
Languages: C++, Python, MATLAB, CUDA
Frameworks & Libraries: PETSc, MPI, p4est, PyTorch, TensorFlow, JAX
Methods: Level-Set, Finite Difference, Ghost Fluid Method, Adaptive Mesh Refinement
Domains: Scientific Computing, HPC, Computational Physics, Machine Learning for PDEs
- Optimal Control for Stochastic Neural Oscillators, Biological Cybernetics (2025)
- CASL-HJX: A Comprehensive Guide to Solving Deterministic and Stochastic Hamilton–Jacobi Equations, Computer Physics Communications (under review)
- Magnitude-Constrained Optimal Chaotic Desynchronization, Frontiers in Network Physiology (2025)
- Ph.D. Mechanical Engineering, UC Santa Barbara (3.94 GPA)
Dissertation: Advanced Computational Methods for Complex Biological Systems - M.S. Computer Science, UC Santa Barbara (4.00 GPA)
Concurrent degree focused on algorithms, ML, and distributed systems