Recruiters: Would only leave my current position for a stimulating FULL-REMOTE position.See http://jennseiler.com for more info.I am a Ph.D. computational physicist with a passion for driving reproducible research through innovative software development. Presently, I work for RKF Engineering LLC as a Senior Engineer as a Simulation and Model Developer as well as a Regulatory Advisor. I specialize in crafting cutting-edge models for ground and satellite-based long-range wireless communication systems.My journey encompasses a diverse array of impactful roles. I previously honed my skills in developing software for a large and diverse user base at Giant Army as a Staff Astrophysicist and Developer, shaping Universe Sandbox on Steam. I helped to develop its real-time physic engine, and authentic simulations of celestial phenomena (e.g. stellar evolution, and climate modeling), blending education and entertainment seamlessly.My tenure at Columbia University's Department of Statistics delved into vital aspects of reproducibility in scientific research. Notably, my work on ResearchCompendia empowered researchers by enabling them to easily share data and code connected with their publications for public access, and allowed the execution of those codes on our cloud services, fostering transparency and reproducibility.A significant phase of my life went into numerical relativity, generating extensive High-Performance Computing (HPC) simulations of binary black hole and neutron star space-times. At NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, I contributed to the LISA (Laser Interferometer Space Antennae) mission in the astrophysics division, specializing in the simulation of gravitational waves resulting from binary black hole mergers.Beyond my professional pursuits, my interests span a spectrum, from satellite telecommunications to gravitational astrophysics and discrete mathematics to fire spinning, rock climbing, and STEAM outreach. My specialties include Telecommunications and network modeling, Computational Physics, Software development (Python, C#, C++), Data Visualization, and an array of interdisciplinary pursuits.
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