Michael Kumbera
About Michael Kumbera
Michael Kumbera is a Software Engineer with extensive experience in debugging and performance analysis, currently working at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory since 1997. He specializes in parallel computing and employs Occam's razor to simplify complex software problems.
Work at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Michael Kumbera has been employed at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory since 1997, where he serves as a Software Engineer. His role involves debugging and performance analysis of applications across various systems, including those with over 32,000 nodes. Kumbera applies his expertise in parallel computing to address complex software challenges, utilizing strategies such as Occam's razor to simplify problem-solving processes.
Previous Experience at Booz Allen Hamilton
Before joining Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Michael Kumbera worked at Booz Allen Hamilton as a Software Engineer from 1994 to 1996. During his two years at the company, he gained valuable experience in software development, which contributed to his skills in debugging and performance analysis.
Education and Expertise
Michael Kumbera studied at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, where he earned a Master's degree in Computer Science. His education spanned from 1985 to 1995. Additionally, he attended The University of Sheffield, further enhancing his knowledge in the field. Kumbera specializes in parallel computing, particularly with OpenMP and MPI, and has over five years of experience in resolving complex software bugs, including parallel races and deadlocks.
Specialization in Parallel Computing
Michael Kumbera focuses on developing skills in parallel computing, which is essential for optimizing performance in large-scale applications. His expertise includes working with OpenMP and MPI, which are critical for parallel programming. He enjoys tackling a wide range of challenging problems, leveraging his experience to improve software performance and reliability.