Hello!
My name is Evan Gonzalez. I'm a computational physicist at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory.
Background
I'm currently a computational physicist at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, where I write particle transport codes (neutrons, photons, charged particles). When I'm not at my main gig, I work with the Computational Research Access Network (CRANE) to teach basic python programming, compuational physics, and machine learning to undergraduate physics students around the country.
Skills
Languages
- C++
- Python
- Matlab
- R
- Bash
Code Experience
- MCNP6
- Scale
- Geant4
- OpenMC
Tools
- Version Control: Git, Mercurial
- Unit Testing: Catch
- XML Parsing: Pugixml
- Wiki/Documentation: Sphynx
Experience
2023 - Present
Computational Physicist
February 2023 - Present
Board of Directors (Dec. 2024 - Present), Lecturer (Feb. 2024 - Present), Teaching Assistant (Feb. 2023 - Present)
Fall 2017 - Fall 2022
Graduate Student Research Assistant
Summer 2018
Graduate Studnet Researcher (NESLS) | Radiation Transport Group
Summer 2017
Research Aide | Nuclear Engineering Division
Summer 2015 and 2016
Undergraduate Researcher | Space Sciences and Applications
Fall 2014 - Spring 2015
Undergraduate Research Scholar
Publications