Mario Storti
Senior Research at CONICET
Argentina
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Top SchoolMario Storti is a senior research scientist and computational engineer with 18+ years designing and implementing finite element methods for computational fluid dynamics, specializing in free-surface and multiphase flows. He develops high-performance FEM software (PETSc-FEM) in C/C++ with PETSc/MPI for Beowulf clusters, bringing deep expertise in parallel computing, absorbing boundary conditions, and GPU programming. Comfortable across a broad toolchain, he codes in C/C++, Python, Lisp dialects, Perl and uses VTK/OpenDX for scientific visualization on GNU/Linux. As a longtime CONICET researcher and former associate professor, he blends rigorous academic training (PhD in Computational Mechanics) with production-ready software engineering practices. Less obvious: he couples object-oriented FEM design with low-level parallel optimizations, enabling scalable simulations of gas/solid and gas/liquid systems on cluster hardware. Based in Argentina, he sustains a sustained research-and-development trajectory focused on bridging numerical theory and practical high-performance implementations.
18 years of coding experience
8 years of employment as a software developer
Lic, Physics, Lic, Physics at Instituto BalseiroDr. (PhD), Chemical Techonology, Computational Mechanics, Dr. (PhD), Chemical Techonology, Computational Mechanics at Facultad Ing. Química, Universidad Nacional Litoral
Stackoverflow
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Github Skills (15)
floating-point6
cout6
openmodelica6
iostream6
octave6
pyqt5
hpc-applications4
fortran3
mpi-applications2
hydrodynamics2
computational-physics2
chemical-engineering2
computational-fluid-dynamics1
rust1
multiphysics1
Programming languages (1)
Github contributions (3)
mstorti/petscfem
Jun 2008 - Dec 2028
Contributions:1 release, 856 commits, 38 pushes in 20 years 9 months
mstorti/hpcmc-examples
May 2020 - Jun 2025
Contributions:8 pushes, 1 branch in 5 years 1 month
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