Why this site

Most of what I do lives in scattered places: a CV that gets updated a few times a year, a GitHub account with half-documented tools, talk slides that exist once and then disappear into a folder. This site is an attempt to put those things somewhere durable and linkable—my research narrative, publications, a downloadable CV, and this writing section.

The notes here are deliberately plain, standalone pages rather than a “real” blog with tags, comments, or a publishing schedule. I'll write one when I have something specific to say—about a DFT workflow detail, a TritonDFT design decision, or a tool that took too long to figure out—and it'll show up in the index. No pressure to keep a cadence.