Summary
Corey Randall is a postdoctoral researcher and mech‑engineer with 8 years of hands‑on experience modeling and characterizing electrochemical energy systems, specializing in physics-based lithium‑ion battery and PEM fuel cell models. He builds fast, production‑oriented Python implementations—from equivalent circuit to pseudo‑2D models—and develops open‑source tools (scikit-sundae, thevenin, ampworks, batmods-lite) used for calibration, synthetic dataset generation, and BMS integration. His work bridges lab and code: extensive experimental expertise (cycling, GITT, ICI, EIS, neutron reflectometry) informs parameter extraction and model validation, enabling diagnostics like Kalman‑filter state estimation and differential capacity analysis. A former public school math teacher and TA, he prioritizes clear documentation and education, contributing to open educational resources and well‑documented software. Based in Golden, Colorado, he also contributes build and release improvements to the conda‑forge ecosystem, reflecting a practical fluency in deployment and reproducible research.
8 years of coding experience
11 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelors of Science Chemical and Biological Engineering/ Math Education, Bachelors of Science Chemical and Biological Engineering/ Math Education at Colorado State University
Minor Spanish Language and Literature, Minor Spanish Language and Literature at Universidad de Alcalá
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD Mechanical Engineering, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD Mechanical Engineering at Colorado School of Mines
English