Sergei Kliavinek is a doctoral student in materials science at Caltech with nine years of experience applying computational methods to complex materials problems. His background spans MD simulations of metallic glass transitions, high-performance computing internships, and computational science research at EPFL, blending deep physics intuition with strong numerical and coding skills. He specializes in modeling electronic and atomic-scale phenomena, bringing practical experience from national supercomputing centers and interdisciplinary academic labs. Based in Pasadena, Sergei combines rigorous training from MIPT and EPFL with a knack for translating theoretical models into scalable simulations—often optimizing code to run efficiently on modern HPC architectures.
9 years of coding experience
California Institute of Technology
Master of Science - MS, Computational Science and Engineering, 5.4/6, Master of Science - MS, Computational Science and Engineering, 5.4/6 at Ecole polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne
Honors Bachelor, Applied Mathematics and Physics, 3.85/4, Honors Bachelor, Applied Mathematics and Physics, 3.85/4 at Московский Физико-Технический Институт (Государственный Университет) (МФТИ)
High School Diploma, High School Diploma at Saint Petersburg Lyceum 239
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