Summary
Stephen Czarnecki is a software developer with 11 years of experience building research-driven tools that span embedded controls, desktop applications, web services, and cloud systems. Based at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, he focuses on building energy, daylighting, diagnostics, and real-time data access—translating scientific papers and lab methods into validated, production-quality features used by architects, NFRC simulators, and industry partners. His background includes physics- and math-intensive engineering software for fluid dynamics and ecosystem-based fisheries modeling, giving him uncommon depth in numerical methods and domain-driven simulation. Stephen has shipped embedded autonomous shading controls and an online glazing/shading database, demonstrating a rare combination of field-tested hardware-software integration and large-scale data tooling. Trained in mathematics and computer science, he thrives on turning complex models into practical tools that influence standards and product ratings.
11 years of coding experience
6 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Science (BS), Mathematics and Computer Science, Bachelor of Science (BS), Mathematics and Computer Science at The College of William and Mary