Sarom Leang is a Senior Computational Research Engineer with 14 years of experience specializing in high-performance computing, scientific software engineering, and migrating legacy codes to next-generation architectures. He has led DoD and DOE projects as PI/Co-PI, securing nearly $2M in SBIR funding and driving measurable improvements such as a 250% increase in test coverage and 400% faster release cycles for exascale-ready molecular simulation software. Sarom combines deep domain expertise in quantum chemistry and GAMESS development with practical system engineering—containerization, CI/CD, and cloud migrations—to deliver secure, cost-effective HPC infrastructure (including an 85%+ reduction in monthly ops costs via Azure Gov Cloud). He’s comfortable translating between researchers and operators, having coordinated multi-institution development, code review, and modular runtime environments across compilers and libraries. Notably, his work blends hands-on kernel performance tuning on accelerators (GPUs, Xeon Phi) with product-minded cybersecurity practices, making him equally effective in research, engineering, and program leadership.
14 years of coding experience
15 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD Physical Chemistry, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD Physical Chemistry at Iowa State University
Bachelor of Science - BS Chemistry, Bachelor of Science - BS Chemistry at George Mason University
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Sarom Leang - Senior Computational Research Engineer