Engineer Project
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Andreas Mueller, PhD
Professional 9/2002 - present (657/201008)
Experience ABS Consulting/EQECAT
Senior Project Engineer/Scientist
Work on property risk management projects and model development
for one of the internationally leading companies providing
innovative catastrophe management solutions for property and
casualty insurance underwriting, accumulation management and
transfer of natural hazard and terrorism risk (The World Bank;
GAP) in and outside of the US.
The main focus of my contribution is related to meteorological
hazards but is not limited to that. Over the years with EQECAT I
gained strong expertise in property related aspects of modeling
meteorological risks like hurricanes, tornadoes, floods, and
storm surges as accompanied by hurricanes like Katrina.
My work involved significant contributions to EQECAT's
tornado/hail model estimating the hazard of tornadoes as they
occur every year in the US and cause annually several billions
dollars of damages to the US property and its economy.
EQECAT's models are licensed by international reinsurances,
national and international insurances, corporations, and form a
basis to CAT bonds with a multi-billion dollar volume. I worked
for CAT bonds in the Caribbean and Japan.
I analyzsed risk to power lines and power stations of various
energy organisations like Southern Company, Florida Power &
Light Company (FPL), Georgia Power.
2003 - 2008__:In Years? Worked on earthquake simulation models
that are in demand in international markets in Europe and
Asia and on evaluation of terror risk in the US and abroad. This
expertise can be applied to both private and public property
risk.
2007__: In year?Worked on project for the Federal Railway Agency
to estimate the risk to the railway network by natural hazards
like avalanches, hurricanes, straight line wind, tornadoes,
floods, and landslides.
Member of EQECAT's team have been working since 2003 on
qualifying for the annual Florida Commission certification,
which guaranteies state-of-the art technology year by year. We
are also pPreparing documents for similar certification for
other US states like Louisiana and Hawaii.
1/2000 - 6/2002
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, NERSC
Scientific Data Management Research and Development Group
Software Engineer II
Object-oriented design and implementation (C/C++) of a file
based multithreaded 'Disk Resource Manager (DRM)' in a
distributed network (n-Tier). Manages shared storage resources,
requests (URLs), removals and transfers between multiple storage
systems residing on different sites (disks, tape systems,
GLOBUS). Integration of multiple protocols. Design and
development of testing tools accessing the DRM Server through
CORBA. Design of interface between DRM and a Policy Advisory
module.
1/1999 - 12/1999
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, NERSC
Scientific Computing Group
post-doc Fellowship
Design of different strategies for parallelization and
inter-processor communication of a regional climate
algorithms. Implementation for a meso-scale climate model on
high-performance systems like Cray T3E and IBM cluster.
10/1995 - 12/1998
University of Stuttgart, Germany
Institute of Parallel and Distributed High-Performance Systems,
Applications Software
Staff Scientist
Specification, design, API of coupling library for
high-performance software packages. Design and implementation of
parallel algorithms for unstructured grids for data intensive
engineering applications in software engineering project.
Software became a product presented at the world's largest
computer fair CeBit98. Supervision of master thesis in computer
science. Coordinator of the University of Stuttgart of an
international HPCN teaching project. Three semester independent
teaching at the University of Stuttgart. Guest lecturer at the
University of Marseille (in English). Local coordinator of
international teaching project (ERASMUS).
11/1990 - 9/1995
Research Center Karlsruhe /University of Karlsruhe, Germany
Institute of Meteorology and Climate Research
Staff Scientist
Design, implementation, test, evaluation, and analysis of
scalable parallel algorithms for high-performacnce
(supercomputer) systems in climate research. Software
development on a 136 processor Intel Paragon system using MPI
(Message Passing Interface). Design and implementation of
synchronous and asynchronous inter processor communication to
optimize a climate model simulating transport and chemical
interactions of chemical species to describe ozone
concentrations in metropolitan environment in summer. (L.A.
smog)
Education Ph.D. Physics, interdisciplinary (Computer Science, Mathematics,
Physics) University of Karlsruhe, Germany, 1995
M.S. in Mathematics, University of Munich, Germany, 1990
Batchelor in Economics (Operations Research) and Computer
Science, University Karlsruhe, Germany
Languages English (fluent), German (native), French (good knowledge)
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