Summary
Guilherme Lima is an Applications Physicist with over a decade of experience developing high-performance simulation software for high energy physics, currently working in Fermilab’s Geant R&D group on the Celeritas project to bring micro-parallelized, GPU-optimized algorithms to detector simulation. He combines deep domain knowledge from long-term participation in major experiments (DØ, ATLAS, ILC/SiD, CALICE) with hands-on software engineering across multi-threading and multi-processing frameworks to modernize one of HEP’s most time-consuming codebases. A Geant4 International Collaboration member and former GeantV contributor, he bridges research and production needs while exploring deep learning applications for simulation and analysis. Trained with a Ph.D. in Physics, he’s equally comfortable designing data structures for parallel architectures and contributing to physics analysis, and he actively seeks collaborations and challenging roles that leverage both his scientific rigor and software craftsmanship. An often-overlooked strength is his long institutional memory across successive HEP generations, which helps translate legacy workflows into performant, future-ready implementations.
12 years of coding experience
B.S., Physics, B.S., Physics at Universidade Federal do Pará
Ph.D., Physics, Ph.D., Physics at Centro Brasileiro de Pesquisas Físicas
Portuguese, English, Spanish