Summary
Adam Simpson is a systems engineer with 12 years of experience building high-performance computing infrastructure and containerized services, currently at Apple after a multi-year tenure at NVIDIA. He led NVIDIA’s Container Factory project, guiding a small team to design distributed, Rust-based services that advance HPC containerization. Prior to that he spent nearly a decade at Oak Ridge National Laboratory delivering custom C/C++/Python/CUDA solutions used by thousands of HPC researchers. With a master’s in physics, he brings a scientific approach to engineering, blending domain knowledge with low-level systems expertise. Comfortable across languages and stacks, he focuses on pragmatic, performance-driven designs that scale in production HPC environments. Less obvious: he routinely translates research-grade workflows into production tools, closing the gap between scientific computing needs and robust engineering.
12 years of coding experience
15 years of employment as a software developer
Master's degree, Physics, Master's degree, Physics at University of Cincinnati