I am currently a (combustion) engineer with Amogy in Brooklyn, NY, working on developing ammonia-to-electricity systems for mboile and stationary power generation. Immediately prior to starting there, I worked approximately 18 months as a DevOps/MLOps engineer as I transitioned from academia. For me, this has been a very natural transition: in conjunction with my research, I've increasingly been devoting more time to engineering the infrastructure of a research lab and less to the details of developing theory and carrying out experiments. This has led me to develop both an interest and a skillset in automation and solving the engineering challenges that underly efficiently conducting and translating research to publishable results and production.
End to active updates after September 2022: I was in the process of migrating to a new website with information related to my professional and personal work in DevOps, software, Linux, &c. As it turns out, when I don't need a website to show off to prospective employers, things don't get updated much.
In my last academic posting, I was the lab manager for the Dana Research Group at the Technion - Israel Institute of Technology under Prof. Alon Grinberg Dana. I was formerly a postdoc in the Physico-Chemical Fundamentals of Combustion research group at RWTH Aachen University under Prof. Alexander Heufer. I earned my Ph.D. with Prof. Franklin Goldsmith at Brown University working on nitrogen combustion chemistry and where I designed and constructed a diaphragmless "fire-by-wire" shock tube. For a high-level overview, I have profiles in the usual places: LinkedIn, Research Gate, Google Scholar, ORCID, &c...
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