Summary
Cristian Tibirna is a seasoned software engineer and research manager with 28 years of experience applying numerical modeling, inverse problems, and finite element methods to scientific and engineering challenges. He blends deep expertise in C/C++, Python, Qt/KDE and parallel programming with practical experience in chemoinformatics and scientific data analysis, often wrapping complex algorithms in web and graphical interfaces. A long-time Linux and KDE developer, trainer and writer, he brings an uncommon mix of academic teaching and community-driven open source practice. His background in chemical engineering (Gheorghe Asachi Technical University) and an M.Sc. from Université Laval anchor his work in rigorous engineering principles. Known on GitHub as an “entropy generator extraordinaire,” he thrives on evolving community dynamics and long-lived free-software projects. Colleagues rely on him to translate advanced numerical research into robust, user-focused software.
28 years of coding experience
M.Sc., Chemical Engineering, M.Sc., Chemical Engineering at Université Laval
Engineer, Chemical Engineering, Engineer, Chemical Engineering at Gheorghe Asachi Technical University of Iași
Romanian, French, English