Simulation Engineer
CurrentChemical fluid mixing and heating systems simulations. Data pipelines, backend programming, and analysis.
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Sasha Bakker is listed as Simulation Engineer @ Redwood Materials at Redwood Materials, a company with 38 employees, based in Reno, Nevada, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at redwoodmaterials.com and a matched LinkedIn profile for Sasha Bakker.
Sasha Bakker previously worked as Simulation Engineer at Redwood Materials and Defense Science & Technology Intern at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. Sasha Bakker holds Master'S Degree, Computational Science And Engineering, Gpa 3.9/4.0 from Georgia Institute Of Technology.
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GitHub: https://github.com/sbakkermWebsite: https://sashabakker.xyz/graduate-projects/I am a U.S. citizen interested in the intersection of physics, engineering, data, and computing. I have a background in both experimental and computational physics and I specialized in numerical computing for my MS program in Computational Science & Engineering at Georgia Tech. Here are some computational methods I have implemented mathematically and/or computationally:• Finite Element Method for elastic porous media -- mathematical / COMSOL• Solution methods for incompressible Navier-Stokes (Lattice Boltzmann, Projection, SIMPLE, Artificial compressibility) -- Python• Geometric modeling techniques (Parametric, Bézier curves and surfaces, Solid modeling fundamentals with STL files) -- mathematical / Python• Machine learning algorithms (K-means, EM clustering) -- Python• Numerical methods for solving ODE’s and PDE’s (4th order Runge Kutta, Euler-Cromer, Gauss-Seidel, Over-relaxation, FTCS) -- Python• Quantum simulation algorithms (Shor’s, Grover’s) -- Python• Statistical computing methods (Bootstrapping, Monte Carlo, Linear regression analysis/variance) -- RLanguages: Python (5 years), R, Matlab, C, Google Apps Script, Java, JavaScript, Julia Python Libraries: NumPy, SciPy, Matplotlib, Pandas, NetworkX, Sklearn, SQLite Technologies: M-Star CFD, Tableau, D3.js, Databricks, AWS, GCP, OpenRefine, COMSOL, Git, Conda, Star-CCM+
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Reno, Nevada, United States
Chemical fluid mixing and heating systems simulations. Data pipelines, backend programming, and analysis.
Developed a pipeline for running Monte Carlo simulations on HPC clusters to optimize particle detector models. Increased the fit speed by a factor of 15.Advanced it so any detector in the Nuclear Counting Facility can implement the program.Used Linux shell, bash scripts, Excel, and Python to build a backend and interact with the system.
I worked as an undergraduate teaching assistant in the course PHYS-281, Computational Physics in Python, for physics and astronomy majors. I held this position for four class sections over the course of three semesters, and was supervised by Prof. Donald Candela, Prof. Shubha Tewari, and Prof. Peter Schloerb. I assisted with programming classwork, graded.
Menon Research Group (experimental nonequilibrium physics) -- I created thin sheet material, using vinyl polysiloxane, and designed an experimental apparatus. I then videoed individual sheets rising in glycerol, with varying sheet dimensions, from the top and side views simultaneously. To efficiently manipulate the data, I collapsed the top view videos to.
University Of Massachusetts, Amherst
I worked as an undergraduate teaching assistant in the course PHYS-181, Mechanics, and was supervised by Prof. Jennifer Ross. I mentored nine freshman physics and astronomy students in solving Newtonian mechanics problems.
Lebanon, New Hampshire
I executed various print and product tests, under the guidance of the applications development engineering team and lab technicians. This included studies on the minimization of cross-talk and the impact of an asymmetrical velocity distribution on prints. In one study, I designed and tested variations of a passive baffle to reduce turbulence effects for.
Lebanon, New Hampshire
I scripted a printhead test submission system in Google Apps Script through Google Sheets, shadowed engineers, concisely documented standard jetting performance testing procedures, and executed my own study on the spread of ink droplets prior to UV curing.
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Specialization: Numerical Computing. Focus: combining the knowledge, skills, and practices associated with the study of computer-based.
Activities and Societies: Minor in Mathematics
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Sasha Bakker holds Master'S Degree, Computational Science And Engineering, Gpa 3.9/4.0 from Georgia Institute Of Technology.
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