Summary
Daniel Cerkoney is a PhD-trained computational physicist transitioning into software engineering, bringing 11 years of quantitative research and over five years of hands-on development in Python, C++, and Julia. He co-led a six-person team to build FeynmanDiagram.jl, a computational graph engine that fuses ML architectures and optimization techniques with quantum field theory workflows, demonstrating skill in both high-performance computing and research-driven software design. At Rutgers he combined teaching and research roles, honing mentorship, reproducible workflow practices, and domain-specific tooling for complex scientific problems. Daniel seeks roles where his ability to translate advanced numerical methods into maintainable, data-driven code can accelerate engineering teams and scientific pipelines.
11 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Science - BS, Physics & Mathematics, Bachelor of Science - BS, Physics & Mathematics at University of Central Florida