Summary
Antonius Torode is an engineering scientist based in Austin with nine years of hands-on experience translating physics research into robust software and experimental systems. He combines a BS in Physics/Mathematics with deep practical skills in data acquisition, LabVIEW, Python and C++ to design, build, and document instrumentation for university and national-lab research. At Applied Research Laboratories he applies rigorous experimental technique and software engineering to complex measurement problems, drawing on prior work in scintillator detectors, high-pressure graphene experiments, and DAQ integration. Exceptionally organized and detail-oriented, he balances multiple projects while producing reproducible, well-documented code and hardware workflows—skills honed by tutoring and departmental computing support roles early in his career. A pragmatic problem-solver, he brings both the theoretical fluency of a physicist and the implementation focus of a developer to deliver reliable, auditable research systems.
9 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
High School Diploma, Mathematics, Physics, Computer sciences, High School Diploma, Mathematics, Physics, Computer sciences at Clarkston High School
Bachelor of Science - BS, Physics/Mathematics, Bachelor of Science - BS, Physics/Mathematics at Michigan State University
Basics for transfer to MSU, Physics, Mathematics, Basics for transfer to MSU, Physics, Mathematics at Oakland Community College