Resume

• 1998

  Post-doctoral

  Advisor: Dr. Richard E. Ewing

  Mathematics; Applied Mathematics

• 1994

  Ph.D

  Mathematical Modeling of Variably Adsorbing Contaminants in Porous Media. Advisor: Dr. Myron B. Allen III

  Mathematics; Applied Mathematics

• 1981

  B.S

  Mathematics

  University of Arkansas

• Research

  VTK

  Data Analysis

  C++

  Matlab

  Fortran

  Scientific Computing

  Algorithms

  C

  Linux

  Modeling

  Virtual Reality

  Programming

  Simulation

  Software Development

  Computer Science

  High Performance Computing

  Scientific Visualization

  Software Engineering

  Mathematics

  O'Leary

  Dr. O'Leary completed a Ph.D. in Applied Mathematics at the Univeristy of Wyoming under the direction of Dr. Myron B. Allen III. His dissertation involved stochastic modeling of groundwater contaminant transport entitled \"Mathematical Modeling of Variably Absorbing Contaminants in Porous Media\". Patrick then served in a postdoctoral position at Texas A&M Univeristy in College Station

  Texas

  under the supervision of Dr. Richard E. Ewing. \n\nDr. O'Leary has held faculty

  research and managerial positions at a number of universities (Wyoming

  Texas A&M

  Minnesota

  Alaska Anchorage and Northern Arizona University)

  laboratories (Los Alamos National

  NOAA FSL

  Idaho National) and institutions (Wyoming Institute for Scientific Computation

  Texas A&M Institute for Scientific Computation

  Desert Research Institute and WestGrid/Compute Canada).\n\nCurrently

  Dr. O'Leary is the Assistant Director of Scientific Computing for Kitware

  Inc. and leads the office in Santa Fe

  NM. His research interests include high performance computing (HPC)

  numerical analysis

  finite elements and visualization.\n\nSpecialties: Scientific Computing: Scientific Visualization

  Virtual Reality

  Immersive Environments

  Numerical Methods

  Mathematical Modeling and High-Performance Computing &\nComputing Research Industry: Leadership and Management

  Patrick

  Idaho National Laboratory

  Kitware Inc.

  WestGrid/Compute Canada

  University of Alaska Anchorage

  Desert Research Institute

  Northern Arizona University

  Idaho National Laboratory

  Supercomputing Institute

  Texas A&M University

  Texas A&M University

  Assistant Director of Scientific Computing

  Kitware

  Inc. is a leader in the creation and support of open-source software and state of the art technology. Through our long-standing commitment to open source

  detailed in our open source mission statement

  we have become one of the fastest growing software companies in the country. By fostering extended

  collaborative communities

  Kitware is able to provide flexible

  cost-effective visualization

  computer vision

  medical imaging

  data publishing and quality software process solutions to a variety of academic and government institutions and private corporations worldwide.\n\nOur mission is to develop and deliver cutting-edge software products and services utilizing advanced software quality methods and technologies. By understanding customer requirements

  employing top researchers

  and utilizing a test-driven quality management system we are able to produce high-quality

  advanced software products including: the development of turn-key

  end user applications; creation of customized applications for clients; porting of our open-source tools to specialized computing platforms; and the support of our open source software tools with documentation

  professional consulting services and software training.\n\nDr. O'Leary is the Assistant Director of Scientific Computing for Kitware

  Inc. and leads the office in Santa Fe

  NM. His research interests include high performance computing (HPC)

  numerical analysis

  finite elements and visualization.

  Kitware Inc.

  Assistant Professor

  University of Alaska Anchorage

  Director

  Center for Advanced Modeling and Simulation

  The Center for Advanced Modeling & Simulation (CAMS) mission is to enable advanced modeling and simulation at Idaho National Laboratory (INL) by performing applied and basic research in computational science and engineering

  and by providing capabilities

  leadership and expertise in high-performance computing.

  Idaho National Laboratory

  Assistant Professor

  Northern Arizona University

  Associate Research Professor

  Desert Research Institute

  Scientific Computing Manager

  Idaho National Laboratory

  Senior Scientific Computation Specialist

  Supercomputing Institute

  Director of Operations

  WestGrid is one of seven partner consortia that make up Compute Canada

  a national platform that integrates HPC resources across the country to create a dynamic computational resource. Compute Canada brings together HPC

  data resources and tools

  and academic research facilities around the country. WestGrid is the HPC consortium that encompasses 14 partner institutions across British Columbia

  Alberta

  Saskatchewan and Manitoba. Compute Canada/WestGrid has built a user community across Canada in disciplines ranging from the sciences and engineering to arts and humanities. This user community is supported by a distributed and cohesive team of technical staff and system architects.

  WestGrid/Compute Canada