Ian Pauli is a computational physicist and software engineer with a decade of experience modernizing scientific code, currently rewriting a semiconductor electronic-structure framework in Modern Fortran at USP São Carlos. He blends low-level numerical programming (Fortran, C/C++) with Python tooling and visualization (Blender), having implemented projects from fractal image-analysis and molecular dynamics to an institutional event manager with QR-driven workflows. Ian contributes to the Fortran Standard Library, fixing subtle allocatable-argument and array-dimension bugs—evidence of his attention to numerical correctness and interoperability. Trained in computational physics (BSc and MSc work at USP), he pairs rigorous research instincts with practical engineering, and often revives legacy scientific codebases into maintainable, modern tooling.
10 years of coding experience
Administração de Empresas, Administração de Empresas at Ifes - Instituto Federal do Espírito Santo
Contributions:86 reviews, 19 commits, 8 PRs in 1 year 10 months
Contributions summary:Ian primarily contributed to bug fixes within the Fortran Standard Library, addressing issues related to allocatable arguments and array dimensions. Their work focused on correcting code in multiple files to ensure the correct behavior of mathematical functions, specifically those related to linspace and logspace calculations. They also refactored the code to replace `merge` with `max` for array size calculations, and addressed string escaping issues. Additionally, they fixed an issue with elemental properties in the rvs_normal function.
Contributions:34 pushes, 1 branch in 8 years 1 month
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