Jonathan Maack is an applied and computational mathematician with eight years of experience translating deep theory into production-ready software for energy and defense applications. With a PhD in applied mathematics and a background in computational statistics, he builds high-performance stochastic and nonconvex optimization tools—often leveraging MPI, GPUs and emerging quantum techniques—for renewable energy grid operations and electromagnetic transient simulation. He pairs hands-on software engineering from a Lockheed Martin redesign of multi-threaded, service-oriented systems with academic experience developing JuMP/Julia packages and novel theories of geophysical turbulence. Skilled at breaking down complex interactions for clear documentation and collaboration, he also brings teaching experience that sharpens his communication of probabilistic modeling and uncertainty quantification. Outside work he pursues applied math curiosities like hockey analytics, reflecting a persistent drive to use math to reveal unexpected insights.
7 years of coding experience
11 years of employment as a software developer
Master of Science (MS) Computational and Applied Mathematics, Master of Science (MS) Computational and Applied Mathematics at Colorado School of Mines
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) Applied Mathematics, Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) Applied Mathematics at University of Massachusetts Amherst
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Jonathan Maack - Researcher IV - Computational Science