25+ years in aerospace — from embedded controls and real-time simulation to the HPC infrastructure that powers engineering at scale. I work at the intersection of high-performance computing, enterprise platform architecture, and the formation of the people who sustain complex systems.
Designing and sustaining high-performance computing environments for aerospace engineering — from cluster architecture to container orchestration to enterprise platform strategy.
Measuring what the cluster is actually doing — benchmarking HPC codes, tuning configurations, and closing the gap between theoretical and realized throughput.
Mentoring, curriculum design, and workforce development in HPC systems operations — from one-on-one coaching to community leadership.
Presbyterian elder. Exploring the intersection of vocation, theology, and what it means to build things that last.
From Linux system administration to enterprise application support — keeping the tools engineers depend on running where reliability isn't optional.
Built open-source amateur radio software for NXDN radio-over-IP — a long-running conviction that the best technical work finds its way back to the community.
The best infrastructure engineers are stewards. The difference shows in how they document, how they mentor, how they hand off, and what survives them.
I participate reviewing papers, co-organizing sessions, and bringing field experience into spaces that shape the next generation of HPC infrastructure professionals.
Whether you're working on HPC infrastructure, thinking about faith and work, interested in collaboration on a paper or conference session, or simply want to connect — I'm reachable by email.
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