Summary
Ryan Kabrick is a research engineer and Ph.D. candidate in Computer and Electrical Engineering at the University of Delaware, bringing eight years of experience in compiler design and micro-architecture for high-performance computing. He combines academic rigor—MS in Computer & Electrical Engineering and dual undergraduate degrees in Computer Engineering and Applied Mathematics—with applied research at Tactical Computing Laboratories, where he focuses on advancing compilers for tactical and HPC workloads. Based in Charleston, SC, Ryan bridges theoretical models and practical implementations, often translating mathematical insight into performance-oriented system designs. Notably, his background in applied mathematics informs a quantitative approach to micro-architecture optimization and compiler heuristics, yielding measurable performance gains in research prototypes.
9 years of coding experience
Master of Science - MS, Computer & Electrical Engineering, Master of Science - MS, Computer & Electrical Engineering at University of Delaware