Andrew Gillette

California, United States

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Andrew Gillette is a Senior Financial Analyst with eight years of cross-functional experience in defense and technology sectors, currently supporting Lockheed Martin after systems engineering work at Raytheon Intelligence & Space. Armed with an MBA from Boise State and a technical mindset, he blends rigorous financial analysis with systems-level thinking to optimize budgets, forecast performance, and guide project decisions. His background includes procurement and supply-chain internships where he drove vendor consolidation and multimillion-dollar savings, demonstrating practical process improvement skills. Andrew also contributes to open-source scientific computing—adding finite element method functionality to the well-regarded mfem C++ library—bringing a rare blend of engineering code experience to finance teams. He thrives in fast-moving, growth-oriented environments and is motivated to translate analytical insights into efficient, executable plans.

8 years of coding experience

1 year of employment as a software developer

Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.), Business Administration and Management, Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.), Business Administration and Management at Boise State University

Brigham Young University-Idaho

Github Skills (8)

el10

c-language10

f10

cprogramming-language10

scientific-computing10

computational-science10

hpc9

parallel-computing7

Programming languages (2)

C++TeX

Github contributions (5)

mfem/mfem

May 2019 - Jan 2020

Lightweight, general, scalable C++ library for finite element methods

Role in this project:

Back-end Developer

Contributions:85 commits, 1 PR, 73 pushes in 7 months

Contributions summary:Andrew implemented and modified core finite element method (FEM) functionality within the MFEM library. Their primary focus was on adding and modifying finite element collections, specifically for Serendipity elements in 2D. The commits included the creation of new classes, modifications to existing files related to finite element space, and the integration of Serendipity options in various example files. These changes aimed to extend the capabilities of the MFEM library for finite element simulations.

c-plus-plusfinitefemamrc-library

akgillette/akgillette.github.io

Dec 2020 - Apr 2025

Contributions:140 pushes, 1 branch in 4 years 3 months

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