Marcos Tornielli is a Scientific Applications Consultant with eight years of experience bridging high-performance computing, scientific software development, and research facilitation. He holds an MS in Computational Science & Engineering from MIT and a BS in Computational Engineering from UT Austin, and has developed production C++ finite‑element code and HPC-adapted tooling used for fluid dynamics and mesh adaptation. Marcos has applied his skills at national labs and academic centers—optimizing mixed CPU/GPU workflows, stress-testing mesh generators, and automating visualization pipelines for coastal models—while mentoring students and contributing reproducible tutorials and code. He excels at turning research algorithms into scalable, user-friendly software for scientists running large simulations on clusters, and his background shows a rare blend of hands‑on development, performance tuning, and user-facing documentation.
9 years of coding experience
5 years of employment as a software developer
Master of Science - MS, Computational Science and Enginering, Master of Science - MS, Computational Science and Enginering at Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Bachelor of Science - BS, Computational Engineering, Bachelor of Science - BS, Computational Engineering at The University of Texas at Austin
Python code to help with visualization of ADCIRC results using ParaView
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