- Research Fellow2013 - PRESENTCERN (AMS collaboration)
- Participated in the development and maintenance of the data processing pipeline for the cosmic ray detector on the International Space Station.
- Developed a MCMC statistical toolbox for analysis of science data.
- Deployed a RabbitMQ cluster on OpenStack for monitoring the calibration status of a detector.
- Had a Data Lead position in the Payload Operations and Control Center.
- Worked on a worldwide international collaboration, joining CERN and NASA efforts on the most complex particle physics detector in space.
Technologies: C++, Python, OpenStack, RabbitMQ - Graduate Student2010 - 2013CERN (CMS collaboration)
- Developed and deployed algorithms for data analysis at the Compact Muon Solenoid experiment at the Large Hadron Collider.
- Worked on software for heavy data analysis with Worldwide LHC Computing Grid. Developed a GRID job-management software dedicated for a particular CPU-critical task.
- Collaborated on the application and the machine-learning algorithms for event selection and improvement of the sensitivity of the particle physics experiment.
- Was heavily involved in statistical analysis of the retrieved experimental data.
- Worked in a large (about 4,000 personnel) international and rapidly changing collaborative environment doing leading-edge fundamental research.
Technologies: C++, Python, OpenStack - System Administrator2005 - 2009Institute of Mathematics SB RAS
- Created and supported a small network of about 10 Windows desktops and a Linux server used as a computing workstation.
- Created a simple Bash-script-based job management system.
- Worked on cross-compilation and interoperability of legacy code, written in C, C++, Fortran, and OCaml.
Technologies: iptables, Bash scripting, C++, Fortran, OCaml - Instructor2004 - 2009Novosibirsk State University
- Taught courses in: C++ and MFC, Object Oriented Programming and Design, Numerical methods, and Symbolic Calculation with Wolfram Mathematica.
- Active in more Physics related courses as well, such as classical and quantum mechanics, statistics, and cosmology.
Technologies: C++, OOP, Mathematica - Intern2004 - 2005Novosoft
- Worked in a small team of software developers.
- Designed and worked on the implementation of software for testing of video codecs.
- Implemented a library for reading various image and video file formats. Due to the absence of documentation, this sometimes required reverse-engineering of the files.
Technologies: C++, COM, WinAPI, MFC
Konstantin Kanishchev
St Genis Poully, France
Member since August 31, 2013
Konstantin is a Theoretical Physicist with a strong background in C++, Python, and JavaScript programming. With deep experience in research-level software development, heavy data analysis (WLCG), and data visualization (d3.js), he provides high-level expertise in Physics, CS, and Applied Mathematics.
Konstantin is now available for hire
Portfolio
- CERN (AMS collaboration)C++, Python, OpenStack, RabbitMQ
- CERN (CMS collaboration)C++, Python, OpenStack
- Institute of Mathematics SB RASiptables, Bash scripting, C++, Fortran, OCaml
Experience
- C++, 10 years
- OCaml, 5 years
- Qt, 4 years
- Python, 3 years
- D3.js, 2 years
Availability
Part-time
Preferred Environment
Linux, Git, Vim
The most amazing...
...thing I've built is a LLVM Kaleidoscope language tutorial, adapted for Boost::Spirit.
Employment
Experience
- 2HDM explorer (Development)http://kkanishc.web.cern.ch/kkanishc/2HDM/home.shtml
Getting an intuition about multivariate data is a common problem in vast majority of applications. This project is a presentation of results of complex calculations for a particle physics experiment. Given a set of parameters of a certain model one wants to see what kind of phenomena are expected and which regions of parameters are responsible for which outcomes.
- MPM Flexible Body Simulation (Other amazing things)http://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/629/why-does-one-experience-a-short-pull-in-the-wrong-direction-when-a-vehicle-stops/6107#6107
Using only academic papers, I've implemented from scratch the Material Point Method simulation of a deformable body in C++. Includes QT + OpenGL GUI.
- LLVM Kaleidoscope tutorial in Boost::Spirit (Development)https://github.com/KKostya/SpiritKaleidoscope
The LLVM compiler tutorial uses a simple hand-written lexer and parser, implemented either in C++ or OCaml. The project is an attempt to use Boost::Spirit library as a parser for that tutorial.
- Realtime Joukowski map in JavaScript. (Other amazing things)http://bl.ocks.org/KKostya/6066548
Conformal mappings is a powerful mathematical physics technique for solving 2D boundary problems. I always loved the way the result look. So I've implemented it using JavaScript with the help of the d3.js library.
Skills
- LanguagesC++, JavaScript, Python, OCaml, ActionScript 3, XML
- FrameworksBoost, Qt, Flask, Flex
- Libraries/APIsStandard Template Library (STL), D3.js, OpenGL, jQuery
- ToolsVim Text Editor, Mathematica
- ParadigmsFunctional Programming, Object-oriented Programming (OOP), Template Metaprogramming, Distributed Programming, REST
- OtherPhysics Simulation
- PlatformsLinux
- StorageJSON
Education
- PhD degree in Theoretical Particle Physics2010 - 2013University of Trento - Trento, Italy
- Master's degree in Physics2005 - 2008Novosibirsk State University - Novosibirsk, Russia
- Bachelor's degree in Computer Science2001 - 2005Novosibirsk State University - Novosibirsk, Russia
