Levon Dovlatyan is a Modeling & Simulation Engineer with a PhD in Applied Physics and 11 years of experience blending R&D physics with practical software engineering. He has progressed from doctoral research at the University of Maryland to senior research work at Raytheon Technologies and now builds simulation capabilities at Anduril. Trained in Engineering Physics at UC Berkeley, he specializes in turning complex physical models into reliable, production-ready simulation tools for defense and advanced R&D. Colleagues rely on him for rigorous modeling, numerical methods, and pragmatic engineering trade-offs that accelerate product development. Based in Costa Mesa, he brings a rare combination of academic depth and systems-level software experience that helps bridge lab discoveries and operational systems. Under the surface, he often pairs first-principles physics with modern engineering practices to deliver robust, testable simulations.
11 years of coding experience
9 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Science (BS), Engineering Physics/Applied Physics, Bachelor of Science (BS), Engineering Physics/Applied Physics at University of California, Berkeley
TAP certified Transfer Student, Physics, TAP certified Transfer Student, Physics at Los Angeles Valley College
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Physics, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Physics at University of Maryland
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