Juris Grigs
KAUST, Thuwal, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Arabia Saudita
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Graphics Researcher en KAUST, VCCVIS Lab
C++ developer, graphics programmer, physics engineer
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Experiencia
KAUST, VCCVIS Lab
Graphics Researcher
March 2020 - January 2024
Worked on visualization methods for feature extraction of flow fields
Developed an interactive graphics framework system for vector field visualization and exploration using C++ and OpenGL shaders
Utilized GPU parallel computing capabilities for graphics and general compute applications
KAUST, IMPACT Lab
Nanofabrication and Antenna Engineer
August 2017 - February 2020
Designed antennas for various applications (WiFi, heat energy harvesting) using Ansys HFSS
Fabricated and tested them using different tools (printed circuit board (PCB) LPKF machine, 3D printers, soldering station, anechoic chamber, vector network analyzer (VNA), probe station)
Worked in the cleanroom with various industrial level machines (electron-beam lithography, spin-coating, metal sputtering, material deposition, etching)
University of Latvia, Institute of Physics
Physics Research Technician
October 2016 - June 2017
Conducted physics experiments in the area of magneto-hydro-dynamics (MHD) using liquid metals and electromagnets for applications of purifying previously used high-grade silicon for reuse in solar panels for energy harvesting
Constructed the experimental apparatus working with high electrical currents and water-cooling system, taking into consideration all safety precautions
Educación
Ciencias de la Computación
KAUST
Graduado en 2023
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Inglés
Alemán
Ruso
Letón
Habilidades
Deep Learning
3D Computer Graphics
Numerical Simulation
FPGA Developer
GPU Programming
Computational Physics