Summary
Andreas Apostolatos is a Senior Application Engineer in Education at MathWorks and a Senior Lecturer at the Technical University of Munich, combining nine years of computational engineering research with hands-on support for academics across EMEA. He holds a PhD summa cum laude in isogeometric analysis and has deep expertise in FEM, CFD, FSI, optimization and scientific computing, which he translates into practical courseware and workshops using MATLAB and Simulink. Previously he led R&D at TUM developing partitioned FSI frameworks and multilevel Monte Carlo methods for wind-resistant lightweight structures, implementing production-ready algorithms in C/C++, Python and MATLAB. He is known for applying modern teaching methods (inverted classroom, project-based learning) and for bridging CAD-exact geometry with numerical methods—an uncommon strength that helps close the gap between academic research and usable engineering software.
10 years of coding experience