Contributor
Ronald Rahaman
Biography
Ron Rahaman works as a Research Software Engineer, where he designs and deploys the user-facing software stacks on PACE clusters. His long-term projects include the containerization strategies and Open OnDemand deployment at PACE. He strives to provide a software environment that is both fully-performant on advanced hardware and highly-productive for humans.
Prior to PACE, Ron worked for 6 years as a software engineer at Argonne National Laboratory. He was a core contributor to the U.S. Department of Energy's Exascale Computing Project, where he helped develop the multi-physics coupling interface for the ExaSMR (Exascale Small Modular Reactor) simulation toolkit. He also taught courses in High-Performance Computing at The University of Chicago's Masters Program for Computer Science.
Prior to PACE, Ron worked for 6 years as a software engineer at Argonne National Laboratory. He was a core contributor to the U.S. Department of Energy's Exascale Computing Project, where he helped develop the multi-physics coupling interface for the ExaSMR (Exascale Small Modular Reactor) simulation toolkit. He also taught courses in High-Performance Computing at The University of Chicago's Masters Program for Computer Science.
Presentations
Workshop
Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning
Cloud Computing
Distributed Computing
Data Analysis, Visualization, and Storage
Data Movement and Memory
Fault Handling and Tolerance
I/O and File Systems
Large Scale Systems
Performance Optimization
Resource Management
Security
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