Milan Rother
I build simulation tools end-to-end — numerical methods, infrastructure, and the interfaces to use them.
Who am I
I'm a research engineer and PhD candidate in electrical engineering. I build simulation software and solve numerical problems for teams working on complex physical systems.
Currently consulting for MIT Plasma Science & Fusion Center on nuclear fusion fuel-cycle modeling.
Previously at TU Braunschweig, where I developed numerical methods for electrochemical sensors and EDA pipelines for cryogenic quantum applications.
I built PathSim because system modeling software has a long history of vendor lock-in and clunky UX. I also designed PathView — the browser-based editor.
Projects
Building open-source infrastructure for system modeling and simulation.
Let's Work Together
Need simulation infrastructure that's robust and also fun to use? Let's talk!