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I'm currently a Senior Software Engineer at Quansight
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My current interests in Scientific Computing include (see here for technical blogs):
- Theory of Sparse Arrays, in particular, PyTorch sparse tensors support
- Interoperability of Array-like objects from various software
- Algorithms and Implementations
- Support Fortran 90 TYPE construct in F2Py
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I have initiated and co-authored a number of open source projects with the following highlights:
- RBC - Remote Backend Compiler
- F2Py - Fortran to Python interface generator DOI, ships with NumPy DOI
- SciPy - open-source software for mathematics, science, and engineering DOI
and contributed to a number of open source projects (OmniSci, PyTorch, Numba, Apache Arrow, conda-forge, XND, SymPy, etc).
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My background is in Scientific Research: Mathematical Physics, Nonlinear Waves, Mechanics, Systems Biology, Microscopy, Solid Mechanics, Optics, Scientific Computations, etc. CV@ERIS, ORCID, Scholar
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Fun facts:
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😄 Pronouns: standard Modern English (frankly, while being Estonian, I have no idea why should I care)
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Quansight
- Estonia
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xnd-project/xnd Public
C library for managing typed memory blocks and Python container module
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xnd-project/arrayviews Public
ArrayViews: creating specific views to array storage objects
Python 16
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xnd-project/umem Public
Unifying MEmory Management library for connecting different memory devices and interfaces
855 contributions in the last year
Activity overview
Contributed to
pytorch/pytorch,
xnd-project/rbc,
conda-forge/omniscidb-feedstock
and 20 other
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Contribution activity
August 2022
Created 1 commit in 1 repository
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Aug 1 – Aug 2