# Skills · Pim Nelissen
Core Competencies Link to heading From my background in physics and computational science, I have a strong foundation in numerical methods and Monte Carlo simulations for solving physical problems. I am particularly interested by nuclear physics. My bachelor degree thesis is about applying machine learning on radioactive decay data. I am proficient in Python and have some exposure to C#, MATLAB, and SQL. I am very comfortable with GNU/Linux and Git workflows.
Author: Pim Nelissen

# Skills

## Core Competencies Link to heading

From my background in physics and computational science, I have a strong foundation in numerical methods and Monte Carlo simulations for solving physical problems. I am particularly interested by nuclear physics. My bachelor degree thesis is about applying machine learning on radioactive decay data. I am proficient in Python and have some exposure to C#, MATLAB, and SQL. I am very comfortable with GNU/Linux and Git workflows.

On the note of Git, I have some projects available publicly on my self-hosted Git instance.

`Python` `MATLAB` `TensorFlow` `C#` `SQL` `Git` `GNU/Linux`

## 🧪 Attended Workshops Link to heading

I like to attend (online) workshops in order to broaden my knowledge or refresh some old skills. Below is a timeline of selected workshops which I have followed in the past.

Jun 2025

#### Intermediate Bash and Linux

HPC2N, Umeå University, Sweden 🇸🇪

`grep` `Sed and AWK` `Bash scripting`

Mar 2025

#### Bayesian Statistical Learning

Jülich Supercomputing Centre, Germany 🇩🇪

`MCMC` `PyMC3` `Supercomputer usage`

Mar 2025

#### Programming with Fortran

Leibniz Supercomputing Centre, Germany 🇩🇪

`Arrays` `Subroutines` `Derived Types` `I/O` `Performance considerations`

Feb 2025

#### Code & Collaborate: The FAIRytale of Software Development

EPFL CECAM & BioNT, Switzerland 🇨🇭

`Git (CLI)` `Continuous Integration` `Code Documentation`

## 🎓 Selection of courses Link to heading