Lu Kissinger is a nuclear engineering graduate student and experienced instructor blending nine years of technical and teaching roles across national labs and academia. With hands-on experience at Argonne and Brookhaven, Lu has applied Monte Carlo and SERPENT2/MCNP simulation tools to reactor design and cross-section analysis while also contributing to continuous integration testing for OpenMC. Currently teaching mathematics at Mathnasium, they translate complex quantitative concepts into accessible learning for diverse students. Lu’s background spans research assistantships and software development in computational sciences, reflecting a rare mix of reactor physics, scientific software, and pedagogy. Based in Urbana, Illinois, they bring meticulous lab experience and practical operational skills—from high-performance computing to maintaining a busy artisanal butcher shop—into collaborative, problem-solving roles.
9 years of coding experience
4 years of employment as a software developer
High School, High School at Oak Park and River Forest High School
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