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Amin Pakzad profile picture

Building scalable Python/C++ systems for distributed experimentation, model evaluation, and ML-ready infrastructure.

Focus | Experience | Projects | Skills | Analytics | Contact


Focus Areas

  • Distributed systems and high-performance computing workflows across large CPU/GPU clusters.
  • AI/ML infrastructure for training, evaluation, and large-scale experiment orchestration.
  • End-to-end Python/C++ platform development for compute-intensive scientific and ML workloads.
  • Data ingestion, preprocessing, post-processing, and validation pipelines at scale.

Experience Highlights

  • Research Engineer / Applied Scientist, SimCenter and DesignSafe (NSF) (2023-Present): Designed distributed Python/C++ frameworks on TACC systems, built high-throughput execution pipelines, and optimized MPI workloads across thousands of CPU cores.
  • Graduate Research Assistant / Founder and Lead Developer, University of Washington (2022-Present): Created and now own Femora, conceived the original architecture, and authored the core framework end-to-end for automated model generation and distributed experimentation.

Featured Projects

Project Role What It Delivers
Femora Owner, original creator, and primary author of GeotechUW/Femora Automated model generation, scalable preprocessing, and distributed experiment execution.
FemoraX: JAX GPU FEM Solver Architect and core developer Optimized finite element solver in JAX for GPU acceleration, fast kernels, and nonlinear analysis workflows.
SimCenter EE-UQ Contributor Earthquake engineering and uncertainty quantification workflows with scalable simulation tooling.
OpenSees Contributor High-performance structural simulation ecosystem for nonlinear finite element analysis.

Skills and Tooling

  • ML and AI Infrastructure: PyTorch, JAX, Scikit-learn, experiment design, training and evaluation workflows.
  • Distributed Systems: MPI, OpenMP, high-throughput orchestration, cluster-scale execution.
  • Languages: Python (expert), C++ (advanced), SQL, MATLAB.
  • Data and Platform Tooling: NumPy, Pandas, HDF5, VTK/PyVista, Jupyter, Git, CI workflows, Linux, Docker.


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Contact

If you are building distributed simulation systems, AI/ML infrastructure, or GPU-first numerical tooling, I would be glad to connect.

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