Development of pythonic interfacing with Ansys LS-Dyna

PyDYNA is a Pythonic library, as a part of pyANSYS, as a way to access ANSYS products through a Python interface. It provides a more convenient and complete way to build an ANSYS DYNA input deck, submit it to the ANSYS LS-DYNA solver, and finally postprocess the results.

Heavily involved in the development of pyDyna keywords in an object oriented python environment. Created the keywords, cards, deck objects to allow for pythonic preprocessing of LS-Dyna programs
Created, from ground up, examples showcasing pyDyna keyword features. Work was done to adopt pyVista for mesh visualization and containerized LS-Dyna servers to allow the examples to run in CI-CD git testing environments.
Integrated docker into workflow to create instances of LS-Dyna for testing and example creation for documentation
Worked with clients in academia (pyHeart) and industry (leading tech company) to adopt pyDyna into their workflow. Work mainly included agile feature development and dedicated bug-fixing