
Joshua Harrison developed the Generalized Phase Surfaces feature for the HarrisonKramer/optiland repository, enhancing optical modeling for metasurfaces and spatial light modulators. He designed and implemented the PhaseInteractionModel in Python, introducing multiple phase profiles such as constant, radial, grid, and linear grating, and integrated them into the existing ray tracing and factory systems. The work included efficiency scaling, additional parameterization, and comprehensive testing to ensure CI-ready quality. Leveraging skills in API design, object-oriented programming, and scientific computing, Joshua’s contributions deepened the platform’s capabilities, enabling more accurate and flexible optical design workflows for advanced diffractive optics applications.
Delivered the Generalized Phase Surfaces feature for metasurfaces and spatial light modulators via the PhaseInteractionModel. Implemented multiple phase profiles (constant, radial, grid, linear grating) and integrated them into factories and ray tracing. Finalized the generalized phase grating feature with added parameters and efficiency scaling; achieved comprehensive testing and CI-ready quality. This work enhances optical modeling capabilities, enabling more accurate design and faster iteration across HarrisonKramer/optiland.
Delivered the Generalized Phase Surfaces feature for metasurfaces and spatial light modulators via the PhaseInteractionModel. Implemented multiple phase profiles (constant, radial, grid, linear grating) and integrated them into factories and ray tracing. Finalized the generalized phase grating feature with added parameters and efficiency scaling; achieved comprehensive testing and CI-ready quality. This work enhances optical modeling capabilities, enabling more accurate design and faster iteration across HarrisonKramer/optiland.

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