| Jan André Reuter
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| Personal information | |
| Location: | Jülich, Germany |
| Birthday: | August 22nd, 1996 |
| E-mail: | j.reuter [AT] fz-juelich.de |
| Contact information | |
| GitHub: | thyre |
| GitLab: | thyre
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| Fedora-specific information | |
| FAS name: | jreuter |
| Fedora e-mail: | jreuter@fedoraproject.org |
| Fedora homepage: | jreuter.fedorapeople.org |
Personal information:
My name is Jan, I'm 27 years old and working in the Jülich Supercomputing Centre (JSC) at the Research Center Jülich as a software developer and researcher. I've started working at the Research Center back in 2015, initially as a part of the vocational training for a mathematical technical software developer and since 2018 as a researcher working on software for HPC systems (full time since 2020, after finishing my masters). In December 2022, I switched institutes and joined the Parallel Performance team at JSC to work on the open-source performance infrastructure Score-P and improve its support for OpenMP (mostly via the OpenMP Tools Interface), compilers, and accelerators in general.
My interests in general involve everything around HPC development and performance analysis, and (on a less work-focused level) PC hardware and board games.
Fedora involvement:
Until now, I have only submitted a few pull requests for the Score-P and OPARI2 package:
- Score-P (!1, !2)
- OPARI2 (!1)
However, I'm keeping a close look at the other packages our team at JSC is working on, including Cube, OTF2 and Scalasca