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Karman, Jr.  \nCumulative GPA: 4.0  \nBachelor of Arts (BA) in Mathematics, cum laude May 2008  \nAsbury College, Wilmore, KY  \nAdvisor: Dr. David Coulliette  \nCumulative GPA: 3.73  \nEXPERIENCE Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN April, 2019 – present  \nPosition: Research Software Engineer  \nBranch Technology, Chattanooga, TN July, 2017 – March, 2019  \nPosition: Algorithms Engineering  \nPrimary developer of the company software framework. This includes a data/operator hierarchy which blends object-oriented and generic programming styles; structured and unstructured meshing data structures, including a generic multi-block mesh data set; a logging system; container adapters; low-overhead static mixins; signals and slots; a polymorphic, object-oriented geometry interface; spatial subdivision trees; geometric and applied math tools, including a dual-number implementation; and various utilities, including a unit testing framework.  \nSignificantly refactored and expanded the company’s collection of components (written in C\\#) for use in the Grasshopper Rhino plugin, which are used to generate robotic path plans for Branch’s large-scale free-form 3D printing method. This has involved extending the Grasshopper API with specialized base classes which provide our components a consistent means of access to our custom data sets.  \nEstablished a CMake build system for all of our projects. Established software quality assurance practices including integrated software evaluation targets (using CTest and our own C++ testing framework) and detailed documentation using Doxygen. Established consistent version control practice using Git. Authored company coding guidelines for both style and quality standards (i.e., best practice) and Git commit and branching guidelines. Administer issue-tracking projects in Jira and continuous integration in Bamboo. Make use of open-source libraries such as VTK, Eigen, and boost.  \nWork in an interdisciplinary team of developers, architects, and engineers, balancing research goals and production deadlines with two-week, six-week, and quarterly meetings. Meet daily in software team to maintain priorities for incremental development as well as digital production.  \nMotion View Software, Chattanooga, TN January, 2016 – June, 2017  \nPosition: Research and Development Software Engineer  \nWorked on several algorithms for locating anatomical landmarks on 3D models of faces and teeth. Began work on generating vertical support structures for 3D printed geometries. This involved writing custom VTK pipeline algorithms. Worked with customer support team to prioritize software requirements issues based on customer feedback.  \nPointwise, Inc., Fort Worth, TX May – July, 2015  \nPosition: Product Development Intern  \nWrote code for reading and writing meshes in various file formats. Researched methods for propagating curvature in higher-order meshes, namely radial basis functions and mean value coordinates.  \nUniversity of Tennessee at Chattanooga, Chattanooga, TN August 2011 – October, 2017 Position: Graduate Research Assistant  \nConducted independent research. Met weekly with advisor and group of peers to discuss progress and provide mutual feedback.  \nPROGRAMMING 􀀁 C++ 17 (advanced, 10 yr)  \nModern object-oriented and generic programming styles, RAII,","cbCaibW3Z6MuqsHh","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaibW3Z6MuqsHh","pdf",64499,"English","# Education\n## Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)\n## Master of Science (MS)\n## Bachelor of Arts (BA)\n# Experience\n## Oak Ridge National Laboratory\n## Branch Technology\n## Motion View Software\n## Pointwise, Inc.\n## University of Tennessee at Chattanooga\n# Programming\n# Other Technical Skills\n# Professional Interests\n## Graduate Courses","[{\"question\":\"What is Philip Wesley Fackler’s highest education level and research focus?\",\"answer\":\"He earned a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Computational Engineering (December 2017). 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