Summary
Mohamed Jrad is an engineer and PhD-trained specialist in multidisciplinary design, finite element analysis, and structural optimization with nine years of experience across academia and industry. He has led NASA-funded aeroelastic and wing optimization projects at Virginia Tech and now applies that expertise at M4 Engineering, combining deep ABAQUS/NASTRAN proficiency with a decade of Python and strong MATLAB, C/C++, and parallel computing skills. His work focuses on optimizing flexible composite aircraft structures—demonstrated by contributions to morphing wing and flutter-suppression programs that blend topology optimization, active controls, and damage-tolerant design. Based in Glen Allen, VA, he brings a rare mix of rigorous research (PhD in Engineering Mechanics) and practical engineering delivery, optimizing complex simulations to reduce CPU time and push performance limits.
9 years of coding experience
Virginia Tech
Master’s Degree, Computational Mechanics, Master’s Degree, Computational Mechanics at Tunisia Polytechnic School
Arabic, French, English, Spanish