Hi there#

My name is Jorge and I am a weird hybrid mixture of computational chemist and research software engineer with experience in High Performance Computing (HPC), specially on using GPUs to solve cool, challenging problems.

I have experience using Python, Julia, C, C++, CUDA, HIP, and Fortran for developing scientific applications. Lately, I have had enough in my life of C/C++ and I am currently favouring Fortran a bit more than what I did during my postdoctoral appointment.

I am currently an HPC specialist at the National Computational Infrastructure (NCI) in Canberra, Australia where I am helping codebases in the geophysics, climate, and weather domain to modernise and optimise their code to use modern HPC architectures, like GPUs.

Current work projects#

  • Porting of ANUGA to GPUs
  • Porting of MOM6 to GPUs

Current personal projects#

  • Development of PIC a library for common Fortran functionality for HPC programs
  • Development of PIC-SWE a shallow water equation solver using PIC as a backend
  • Development of PIC-MBE a many body expansion driver written in Fortran

Other projects#

I am a very regular contributor to the GAMESS program for quantum chemistry calculations. My goal is to modernize the Fortran 77 codebase to a modern Fortran one.

You can stalk my github profile to see what I am up to.

Publications#

Will add at some point.