I'm currently a PostDoc in the Section for Scientific Computing in the Department of Applied Mathematics and Computer Science at The Technical University of Denmark. Here I work on implementing efficient interior point solvers utilizing the underlying problem structure for certain optimization problems found in civil engineering.

Previously I was a PhD student sitting in the Acoustic Technology Group (ACT) as well as The Centre for Acoustic-Mechanical Micro Systems (CAMM) at The Technical University of Denmark. Here I solved problems regarding the computational challenges of modelling viscous and thermal effects in acoustics using the Boundary Element Method. To do so I applied techniques such as Hierarchical Matrices, The Fast Multipole Method, and Reduced Order Series Expansions. Parts of the project was carried out together with researchers at the The Technical University of Munich.