Daniel H.

Daniel H. is a dedicated software engineer and researcher with experience in various prestigious institutions, including Los Alamos National Laboratory and The City University of New York, where Daniel specializes in persistent homology and parallel computing. With a strong academic background in Mathematics and Computer Science, including an ongoing Bachelor's degree at CUNY, Daniel has contributed to numerous projects, such as the porting of JavaPlex to Scala and the development of software for GPU/CPU power consumption measurements at NCAR. Previous roles include core contributions to an interactive astronomical database at the American Museum of Natural History, along with internships focused on data engineering and computational biology. Daniel's extensive engagement in research and development showcases a commitment to advancing technology in scientific domains.