Hi, I’m Byron. I’m a graduate student at Colorado School of Mines pursuing an M.S. in Computational and Applied Mathematics. I enjoy solving problems in scientific computing, mathematical modeling, and optimization.

Currently, I’m working as a Graduate Research Assistant within the Martin Group and the Center for Wave Phenomena, where I research compressed data formats for geologic imaging applications and contribute to the open-source library DASCORE.

Previously, I interned at the National Laboratory of the Rockies (formerly NREL), where I developed pyGOBLET, an open-source Python library for testing global optimization algorithms, and contributed to SOOGO, a derivative-free optimization library.

In December 2025, I graduated from Colorado School of Mines summa cum laude with a B.S. in Computational and Applied Mathematics, receiving the Outstanding Graduating Senior Award.

Some fun facts about me:

• I can juggle
• I’m a cyclist - check out my ride heatmap
• I love bad movies

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