Summary
Nick Taormina is a Mechanical Engineering PhD candidate at the University of Florida with a decade of hands-on experience spanning atomistic and multiscale simulations focused on next-generation semiconductor heterostructures. His work blends rigorous academic research with practical reverse-engineering and calibration skills developed as an EFI Calibration Engineer, where he unlocked ECU protocols and advanced tuning for modern turbocharged direct-injection platforms. A high-performing student (3.94 GPA) and educator, he has taught technology classes to adult learners and led training efforts in fast-paced service roles, demonstrating an ability to communicate complex technical concepts to diverse audiences. Based in Gainesville, he combines deep simulation expertise with low-level hardware and software problem solving, making him adept at translating fundamental research into applied engineering solutions.
10 years of coding experience
High School Diploma, 4.0+, High School Diploma, 4.0+ at Spanish River Community High School
Bachelor's degree, Mechanical Engineering, 3.94, Bachelor's degree, Mechanical Engineering, 3.94 at University of Florida