Sebastian Hirnschall

Teaching Assistant At The Institute Of Analysis And Scientific Computing at CERBSim

Vienna, Austria
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Sebastian Hirnschall is a technical mathematics master's student and teaching assistant at TU Wien with a decade of practical experience applying PDEs, numerical methods, and differential geometry to engineering problems. He develops finite element tools and RF simulation features at CERBSim and has contributed geometric primitives to the well-known netgen/ngsolve mesh generation stack, implementing OCC-based arc and revolve operations. Comfortable teaching programming (C/C++, Python) and leading hands-on projects, he blends academic rigor with maker skills in 3D printing, composites, and PCB design. Sebastian’s work sits at the intersection of analysis and applied engineering: he translates mathematical models into simulation-ready geometry and code, a skill sharpened by racing-car aero and electronics experience.
code10 years of coding experience
bookVienna University of Technology
bookMatura, Grammar School, Natural Science Focus, with Distinction, Matura, Grammar School, Natural Science Focus, with Distinction at Bundesrealgymnasium Gröhrmühlgasse
languagesGerman, English, French
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Github Skills (9)

mesh10
c-language10
cprogramming-language10
modeling10
geom10
python7
html6
css6
bootstrap6

Programming languages (4)

C++JavaScriptPHPPython

Github contributions (5)

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NGSolve/netgen

Aug 2021 - Aug 2021

Role in this project:
userBack-end Developer
Contributions:7 commits in 5 days
Contributions summary:Sebastian focused on adding and refining geometric shape functionalities within the `netgen` repository, as indicated by the introduction of `Revolve()`, `Arc()`, and `ArcTo()` methods. These additions involved modifying the `python_occ_shapes.cpp` file, implementing arc calculations using the Open Cascade Technology (OCC) library, and debugging the associated functionalities, primarily involving the geometry libraries. The commits demonstrate the implementation of new geometric primitives within the context of a mesh generation tool.
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shirnschall/Numerik2

Dec 2019 - Jun 2020

Contributions:72 commits, 6 pushes in 6 months
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