Summary
Nash Sabti is a research engineer combining a PhD in physics from King's College London with 8+ years of industry and academic experience applying ML, differentiable programming, and HPC to challenging simulation and data-analysis problems. After a postdoc at Johns Hopkins—where he developed JAX-accelerated gravity solvers, PyTorch pipelines to recover cosmic 21cm signals, and supervised multiple PhD students—he moved into applied research roles at Soroco and Workfabric AI building ML-driven models of digital interactions. He brings deep practical expertise in Python, PyTorch and JAX, plus a track record of shipping research software (five codes) and publishing high-impact work (18 papers, 700+ citations). Comfortable bridging theory and product, he excels at turning advanced numerical methods into production-ready tools for science and enterprise. An uncommon strength is his experience combining Bayesian pipelines, differentiable simulation, and observational astronomy datasets (HST/JWST) to probe frontier cosmology.
8 years of coding experience
2 years of employment as a software developer
Master of Science - MS, Physics, Master of Science - MS, Physics at Leiden University
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Physics, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Physics at King's College London
Russian, Arabic, Dutch, English