About

Kedar A. Malusare is a highly skilled Advanced Applications Engineer at Siemens DISW with over 9 years of relevant experience in the field. He is a graduate of the University of Wyoming, where he pursued a Master's degree in Computational Solid Mechanics, Finite Element Analysis, and Composite Materials. At Siemens DISW, Kedar is part of the Simcenter Multimech team, where he works as an applications engineer. He uses Multimech, a state-of-the-art multiscale tool based on finite elements, to predict the failure of advanced materials for clients from various industries. He is also responsible for developing the software by adding new features and automating workflows in NXOpen using C++. In his previous role as a Solutions Engineer at Multimechanics, Kedar was involved in developing computational tools for solving scientific and engineering problems. He also worked as an Independent Researcher and Scientific Software Developer at finiteelementanalysis.org, where he developed an open-source finite element code called SuGanaka and created CalculiX Tutorials. Kedar's technical expertise includes Python, C, and Fortran (77, 90) programming languages, and he is proficient in MATLAB. He is interested in the Finite Element Method, composite materials, and computational mechanics of materials. He writes his own FEA code in MATLAB and Fortran/C++ in his free time and is currently learning an open-source FEM solver called CalculiX. He uploads these materials on his website, http://www.finiteelementanalysis.org/. Kedar is passionate about the development of advanced engineering algorithms into operational software, finite element simulations, non-linear material simulations, and composite materials. He is a skilled Research Scientist and Software Engineer who is committed to delivering high-quality work to his clients.