Postdoc Researcher (SNSF Fellow) at Université de Genève
Switzerland
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Aymeric Galan is a postdoctoral researcher in observational cosmology with a decade of experience bridging astrophysics, computational physics, and scientific software development. Currently an SNSF fellow at the Université de Genève, he has held postdoc positions at TUM/MPA and EPFL and brings hands-on expertise in C++, Python and numerical simulations applied to large-scale astrophysical problems. Trained at EPFL (MSc and BSc in Physics with a computational minor), he pairs rigorous research with practical engineering—building a Django portfolio site and developing visualization and analysis tools. His background in graphic design and long-term competitive tennis informs a creative, disciplined approach to science communication and collaborative projects. Past roles range from teaching assistantships to industry internships (including a control-systems project at Rolex), giving him a rare mix of academic depth and applied problem-solving. Colleagues value him for translating complex simulations into clear deliverables and for combining aesthetic sensibility with reproducible computational workflows.
10 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
Baccalauréat S, Baccalauréat S at Lycée Anna de Noailles
Master en Physique Mineur en Sciences Computationnelles Physique Sciences Computationnelles, Master en Physique Mineur en Sciences Computationnelles Physique Sciences Computationnelles at EPFL
Updated version of the Sparse Lens Inversion Technique (SLIT) for use within the lens modelling code lenstronomy
Contributions:450 commits, 22 PRs, 273 pushes in 2 years 1 month
inversionsparsecomputer-visionupdatedlenstronomy
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