
Worked on the APSIS-ANALYSIS/PERIGEE repository to deliver a unified boundary condition system for solid mechanics, focusing on consolidating nodal and local boundary handling. The approach involved introducing a new boundary condition class and interface in C++, reorganizing driver and preprocessing components for improved modularity, and enhancing memory management to support larger simulations. By refactoring code and removing unused includes, the work reduced technical debt and improved maintainability. Emphasizing data structures and object-oriented programming, the changes increased simulation reliability and enabled faster future extensions of boundary conditions, while also addressing inconsistencies to ensure greater stability and testability in the codebase.
April 2026 (APSIS-ANALYSIS/PERIGEE): Key feature delivery and stability improvements through a Unified boundary condition system overhaul for solid mechanics. Introduced a new boundary condition class and interface, consolidating nodal and local boundary handling, and reorganized driver/preprocessing for better modularity and memory management. This work reduces technical debt, enables faster future extensions of boundary conditions, and improves simulation reliability and maintainability. The refactor also cleaned up unused includes and aligned driver/preprocess with the new interface to mitigate inconsistencies.
April 2026 (APSIS-ANALYSIS/PERIGEE): Key feature delivery and stability improvements through a Unified boundary condition system overhaul for solid mechanics. Introduced a new boundary condition class and interface, consolidating nodal and local boundary handling, and reorganized driver/preprocessing for better modularity and memory management. This work reduces technical debt, enables faster future extensions of boundary conditions, and improves simulation reliability and maintainability. The refactor also cleaned up unused includes and aligned driver/preprocess with the new interface to mitigate inconsistencies.

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