University of California, Berkeley
Ph.D. in Computational Mechanics (ip).
M.S. in Structural Engineering, Mechanics and Materials.
Ph.D. in Computational Mechanics (ip).
M.S. in Structural Engineering, Mechanics and Materials.
B.S. in Civil Engineering and Mathematics, with honors.
Developing tools for AI-augmented physics prediction and intelligent geometry processing.
Developed fully coupled thermal-electrochemical-magnetic-mechanical theory and finite element methods for solid-state batteries. Analyzed magnetic effects on multicomponent ion transport and the consistency of finite-deformation thermoelastic theories.
Developed and deployed multiphysics simulation workflows for high-tech and automotive customers. Developed battery electrode manufacturing simulations and finite element homogenization methods accounting for the carbon binder domain.
Developed multiscale battery microstructure analysis connecting DigitalROCK and Abaqus, resulting in a patent application. Developed C++ reactive transport simulations for catalyst-layer microstructures in hydrogen fuel cells and electrolyzers.
Performed structural hazard analysis for nuclear facilities using Abaqus CAE, SAP 2000, and 3D CAD.
Worked on hydrology and site grading plans for projects throughout California.
Led computational research on heat transfer in open-cell metal foams using OpenFOAM.
Developed a player-rating algorithm incorporating performance and societal impact.
Conducted beam and column testing for the NSF NextGen Steel Project.
Graduate Student Instructor, University of California, Berkeley
Teaching Assistant, Johns Hopkins University
L03 — Battery Modeling, Computational Electrochemistry 11.
Computational Electrochemistry 10:
Modeling Electrodes (October 12); Multiscale/Multiphysics (October 15); Mathematical & Continuum Models 1 (October 16).
Vice President and Steel Bridge Team Captain (2021–2022); Co-chair, Mid-Atlantic East ASCE Symposium (2022).
Awarded for A Fully Coupled, Electrochemical-Magnetic Theory with Applications to Solid-State Battery Materials.
Tuition support and stipend during the M.S. program.
Full tuition, room, and board.
Multiphysics simulation; fluid and solid mechanics; nonlinear elasticity; electrodynamics; micromechanics; thermodynamics; probability; partial differential equations; differential topology; homological, topological, and abstract algebra.
FEM, FVM, LBM, DEM, neural operators, surrogate modeling.
Abaqus, 3DEXPERIENCE, DigitalROCK, OpenFOAM, FEAP, SAP 2000, AutoCAD, SolidWorks, SAFIR, STAAD Pro.
C++, Fortran, Python, MATLAB, Visual Basic.
Pole vaulter and triple jumper; club record holder in both events.
Pole vaulter, triple jumper, and decathlete; silver medalist during the 2020 outdoor and 2021 indoor seasons.
Advanced guided study of sheaf cohomology.