Welcome to my website

Welcome to my GitHub user page! Read on to learn a bit more about me.

About Me

I am a patented inventor and researcher dedicated to productionizing life-saving innovations in mathematics and computer science on continuously deliverable IT service platforms. As an developer, I advocate for systems engineering approaches to problems. I am primarily interested developing highly engineered products that are suitable for constraining regulatory environments. I focus on the application domains of emergency response systems, healthcare delivery, and financial services.

I have experience in a range of other fields including

• embedded systems,
• electromyography,
• thermoplastics,
• garment manufacturing,
• business process improvement, and
• automotive control systems.

My research interests include

1. optimization & operations research,
2. online & optimal control systems, and
3. chaos theory.

While working for my current employer, Nakamura Partners, I created emergency response systems inventions that caused US Patent No. 10,595,183 to be issued in the company’s ownership (separate from and not affiliated with UCSD).

Outside of work or school, I enjoy surfing, skateboarding, and playing the guitar.

About This Github Account

The purpose of this Github account is to store and operate git repositories related to my coursework at UCSD.

How to Contact Me

I am available to contribute to certain academic projects subject to the approval of my current employer (not UCSD affiliated). If you are interested in my non-UCSD commerical work, use my commercial contact information at the bottom of this page to make an inquiry. My academic and commercial contact information is provided below.

Academic:

pmacgaba@ucsd.edu

Commercial:

padraig.macgabann@nakamurapartners.com
Tel: +1 (310) 861-6996 ext. 100

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