I'm a scientific programmer currently living and working in Dayton, Ohio. If you're recruiting for a scientific software development role, you can email work@CoryHufford.com. If you find a problem with my website, email website@CoryHufford.com.
Some are related to my day job, some aren't.
| Sep | 30, | 2026 | Selecting Which GPU to Use for OpenGL and Vulkan Programs in Linux | |
| Sep | 20, | 2026 | A Crowding Distance Experiment | |
| Sep | 14, | 2026 | Python Functions for Reading Delimiter Separated Value (DSV) Files | |
| Aug | 20, | 2026 | Table of Linux Distributions | |
| Aug | 13, | 2026 | Manually Setting GPU Performance Level in Linux to Fix Crashes | |
| Aug | 4, | 2026 | Visual Studio/MSVC Versions | |
| Aug | 2, | 2026 | A Reference K-D Tree Implementation in Rust |
I've co-authored some papers for the Advanced Maui Optical and Space Surveillance Technologies (AMOS) conference for space situational awareness:
I've also made miscellaneous contributions to the Electro-Optical Space Situational Awareness (EOSSA) File Format Specification.
In 2019, I got my Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering from Miami University in Oxford, Ohio.
From 2019 to 2022, I worked as a Computer Engineer at Applied Optimization in Fairborn, Ohio. I worked on software for space situational awareness for the Space Science Team and additive manufacturing simulation software for the Additive Manufacturing Team.
Since 2022 I've worked as a Software Engineer at Radiance Technologies in Beavercreek, Ohio. I've worked mostly on object tracking and automated algorithm tuning with genetic optimization.
If you're recruiting for a scientific software development role, you can email work@CoryHufford.com.