I specialize in the development of algorithms and mathematical modeling.

I graduated with my PhD in Materials Science and Engineering on July 2022. My dissertation involved developing clustering algorithms and tensor-based optical models for use in the processing and analysis of synchrotron-based resonant x-ray techniques like NEXAFS and R-SoXS via first principle quantum mechanical calculations with the aim of extracting and understanding molecular orientation in materials of interest in applications ranging from solar cells to biosensors.

I have been performing research in the field of Organic Electronics for 11+ years and I'm experienced in every aspect of the development process for these technologies ranging from material synthesis to device fabrication/testing/optimization all the way to computational simulations.

I enjoy processing, analyzing and visualizing data in all its forms, writing code, and playing guitar.

Check out some of my projects in my Jekyll website: https://victormurcia.github.io/