Anand Vijay Karuppiah
Research Engineer · Global Engineering and Materials, Inc. — Princeton, NJ
I am a Research Engineer at Global Engineering and Materials, Inc., working on computational mechanics, multiphysics simulation, and digital twin development for aerospace and defense programs.
My work focuses on coupled thermomechanical FEA, residual stress and distortion modeling, composite micromechanics, and simulation automation — translating physics-based and data-driven models into validated engineering tools. Recent efforts include digital twin frameworks for advanced manufacturing and physics-informed ML surrogates for materials prediction.
I hold an M.S. from Wichita State University and have over a decade of R&D experience across SBIR programs and industry collaborations with partners including NASA, NIAR, and Spirit AeroSystems.
Always open to a chat or collaboration — feel free to reach out by email.
selected publications
- AIAA SciTech
SMARTCLAVE: A High-Fidelity Digital Twin for Predicting Process-Induced Local Defects and Distortion of Autoclave-Cured Composite PartsIn AIAA SCITECH 2026 Forum, 2026 - AIAA SciTech
High-Fidelity Progressive Damage Predictions of Composite T-Joints with Seeded Defects in CB2ATAIn AIAA SCITECH 2026 Forum, 2026 - Compos. A
A coupled data-physics computational framework for temperature, residual stress, and distortion modeling in autoclave process of composite materialsComposites Part A: Applied Science and Manufacturing, 2024 - Comput. Mech.
Computational multi-phase convective conjugate heat transfer on overlapping meshes: a quasi-direct coupling approach via Schwarz alternating methodComputational Mechanics, 2023