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Laukiavich Software & Engineering Services

Simulation- Driven Engineering

PhD mechanical engineer replacing empirical trial-and-error
with predictive, model-based systems.

CFD Nonlinear FEA Digital Twins Neural Surrogates PyANSYS Full-Stack
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11+ Years Experience
2 U.S. Army Programs
Ph.D Mechanical Engineering
Core Capabilities

Where Physics Meets Computation

Multiphysics Simulation

CFD, nonlinear FEA, thermal, shock, FSI, and rotordynamics. From OpenFOAM to ANSYS — compressible flow to hyperelastic materials.

OpenFOAMANSYSSRS

Digital Twin & Surrogate Modeling

Scalable predictive frameworks that eliminate iterative physical prototyping. Neural network surrogates reducing solve time from weeks to hours.

KerasPyANSYSSynthetic Data

Global Optimization & ML

Closed-loop optimization coupling physics simulations with custom objective functions. Parallel workflows across distributed compute resources.

Global Opt.Neural NetsAPDL

Engineering Software & Automation

Full-stack platforms with authentication, automated CAD outputs, CNC toolpath generation, and web-based sizing tools built from scratch.

Python.NETAngular

Built on Physics.
Delivered in Code.

LS&ES is an independent engineering consultancy founded by Craig Laukiavich, Ph.D. The practice exists to solve the problems that resist conventional approaches — where simulation, automation, and software must work together.

Past work spans U.S. Army-funded optics programs, Navy shaftline modeling published at SNAME, heat exchanger CFD pipelines, and production system recovery for multinational manufacturers.

craig@laukiavich.com
Degree Ph.D. Mechanical Engineering
University of Akron, 2014
Focus Fluid–Structure Interaction
Thermoelastic Rotordynamics
Published SNAME, Tribology Transactions
Journal of Engineering Tribology
Programs U.S. Army (x2), NAVSEA
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Let's Solve Something Hard

If your problem has resisted conventional approaches, that's exactly the kind of work LS&ES is built for.