Scientific Software Developer at European Spallation Source ERIC
Copenhagen, Capital Region of Denmark
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Mridul Seth is a scientific software developer with 11 years of experience building and maintaining open-source data and science software, currently contributing to the European Spallation Source and serving on the NumFOCUS board. He blends rigorous mathematical training (MSc Hons) with deep practical skills in Python, backend development, and DevOps, proven by contributions to projects like NetworkX, Astropy, BinderHub, and the HARK toolkit. His work spans algorithm improvements, API design, testing and CI, and production hardening—often surfacing core functionality (e.g., transitive closures in NetworkX) and fixing nuanced numerical and compatibility issues. Mridul’s contributions include applied case studies (a Game of Thrones network analysis) that demonstrate both pedagogy and technical fluency. Based in Copenhagen, he focuses on sustainable, community-first tooling that keeps scientific ecosystems interoperable and well-tested. He can be reached via email at his personal site, reflecting an emphasis on open collaboration over social platforms.
12 years of coding experience
BITS Pilani, Birla Institute of Technology and Science
Education Program for Gifted Youth (EPGY), Pre-Collegiate Studies, Theory of Relativity, Education Program for Gifted Youth (EPGY), Pre-Collegiate Studies, Theory of Relativity at Stanford University
Contributions:519 reviews, 173 commits, 694 PRs in 7 years 10 months
Contributions summary:Mridul's contributions centered on enhancing the existing algorithms within the NetworkX library. They focused on exposing core functionalities like transitive closures and antichains through API updates. The user's work included modifying existing Python code to add new features and writing tests to validate the implementation. Additional contributions included documenting and updating the API documentation.
Contributions:5 releases, 24 reviews, 245 commits in 3 years
Contributions summary:Mridul's commits primarily involve modifications to the HARK toolkit, a project focused on heterogenous agent models in economics. Contributions include adding version information, fixing grid dimensions in interpolation functions, and updating the handling of lists within the interpolation module. They made several adjustments to the structure and logic of the code in several modules.
satagentseconomicsagent-based-modeling
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