Allan Goff is a Senior Software Engineer at Intel with 11 years of professional software experience and a deep academic background in nuclear engineering and physics. He blends systems-level engineering with speculative theoretical work—developing novel formalisms like imaginary truthvalues, NonLinear Logic, and “absurd numbers” alongside practical designs for fine-grain massively-parallel CPU architectures and concurrency-first programming models. His career spans industrial software, broadcast technology leadership, and research-oriented inventions, including a patented 3D Chess variant and novel mechanical and propulsion concepts. Allan pursues interdisciplinary problems at the intersection of computing, quantum physics, and applied mechanics, treating concurrency and stress as design levers for antifragile systems. Based in Folsom, CA, he frames future hardware-software transitions as intermediate technologies toward quantum computing while maintaining a pragmatic record of shipping engineering solutions. An unconventional thinker, he applies abstract mathematical innovations to tangible architectures and products.
11 years of coding experience
7 years of employment as a software developer
MS, Nuclear Engineering, MS, Nuclear Engineering at Air Force Institute of Technology
BS, Nuclear Physics, BS, Nuclear Physics at Oregon State University
Contributions:1 release, 85 commits, 70 pushes in 6 months
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