Environmental Energy Policy Researcher III at Berkeley Lab
Berkeley, California, United States
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Milica Grahovac is an environmental energy policy researcher and technical leader based in Berkeley with nine years of professional experience and a PhD from TU Munich. She specializes in designing and implementing complex simulation tools and workflows for building energy efficiency, blending deep technical development (including full-stack contributions and testing to the widely used Modelica Buildings library) with policy-facing research. A seasoned people manager and coach, she has progressed through research and senior engineering roles at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and Berkeley Lab, driving standards-oriented simulation work. Known for bridging engineering, economics, and software, she excels at turning rigorous modeling into practical, auditable solutions that inform policy decisions. An uncommon strength is her hands-on involvement in front-end and unit-test improvements for open-source modeling infrastructure, reflecting both breadth and attention to reproducibility.
9 years of coding experience
9 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Electrical Engineering and Information Technology, Energy Economy and Application Technology, Magna cum laude, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Electrical Engineering and Information Technology, Energy Economy and Application Technology, Magna cum laude at Technical University of Munich
Certificate, Project Management, Certificate, Project Management at UC Berkeley Extension
Master of Science - MS, Energy Engineering (Power generators, HVAC-R, Motor Vehicles), Master of Science - MS, Energy Engineering (Power generators, HVAC-R, Motor Vehicles) at University of Banjaluka, Department of Mechanical Engineering
English, German, Serbian, Croatian, Bosnian, French
Contributions:26 reviews, 1664 commits, 83 PRs in 4 years 9 months
Contributions summary:Milica's commits primarily involve merging and integrating changes related to a branch focused on additional CDL (Computational Design Language) blocks. These commits also include updates to CSS files, specifically Bootstrap, suggesting an involvement in front-end or UI-related aspects. There are also code changes related to a Python script for unit tests, indicating that the user is involved in testing or related activities.
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