Ricardo Frantz is a postdoctoral scientist based in Lausanne with a decade of experience in high-performance computing and computational fluid dynamics, specializing in compressible flows, aeroacoustics, and instability analysis. He develops high-order finite-difference solvers and HPC-ready numerical tools—often integrating Python-to-Fortran code generation and automatic differentiation—to probe low-frequency dynamics, transition to turbulence, and tonal noise mechanisms. His work spans academic collaborations with EPFL, Arts et Métiers and Sorbonne Université, and industry-funded projects (DGAC/Airbus) where he combines eigenvalue analysis, spectral POD and bespoke code-generation to enable discrete linear-operator access. Comfortable at the intersection of theory and production-grade software, he brings both deep numerical-methods expertise and practical experience in building multi-block, high-fidelity simulation pipelines.
11 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor's degree Mechanical Engineering, Bachelor's degree Mechanical Engineering at Loughborough University
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD Mechanical Engineering, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD Mechanical Engineering at Arts et Métiers - École Nationale Supérieure d'Arts et Métiers
Master's degree Materials Engineering, Master's degree Materials Engineering at Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio Grande do Sul
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