Pedro De Castro is an adjunct professor and computational geometry researcher with 13+ years of experience bridging academic research and C++ software development. He has a PhD from Université Côte d'Azur and a long track record working on Delaunay triangulations, geometry processing, and contributions to the CGAL library during internships and doctoral work at INRIA. His career includes a post-doc at KAUST's GMSV lab, and he continues to teach and research at the Federal University of Pernambuco while exploring effective remote methods for undergraduate math education. Comfortable with low-level geometric algorithms and GPU-accelerated processing, he blends rigorous theory with practical implementation and tooling expertise. An often-overlooked strength is his sustained focus on exact geometric predicates and kernels, which underpins robust, production-grade geometry code.
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